Unifi device tracking (another post)

Configuration
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Hope someone can help. I’m on 0.108.6 at the moment & upgraded to 0.109.2 which broke my yaml unifi setup whereby I had to remove it. Removed it & once restarted I have no idea how to set it up as it was in my yaml config.

Went through certain permutations & each time the two devices I track were showing up as unknown.

My yaml config is below

# Unifi Presence Detection
unifi:
  controllers:
    - host: some IP
      site: default
      detection_time: 600
      dont_track_devices: true
      dont_track_wired_clients: true
      ssid_filter:
        - 'ssid0'
        - 'ssid1'

Could someone explain how I can get the above directly as is into the integration setup?

Thanks

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Hey! It is explicitly stated in the integration documentation how to set up unifi from the frontend. After seeing it up go into its options to set your filters

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Hey, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately it’s not that straight forward in my instance. I don’t get options for my two wifi networks.

Never mind I’ll figure it out.

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Are you splitting ssid on 2.4 and 5 ghz bands that is not yet supported

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Yes I am. Whats not supported? Its working at the moment, oh do you mean from the integration frontend as I’m not using that in this instance?

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Good catch. Thanks for that, I guess I’ll wait a while

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Fix is up for review, lets see if it gets accepted for a point release

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Released with 0.109.3

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Yep just noticed that. Will take a backup & try later today. Cheers

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OK, so I removed my manual config for the unifi, updated & restarted. Once restarted I went to the integration & tried to add unifi though it stated that this was already present (not sure how that works).

So I did not do anything & all seems to still be working correctly!

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Just because you remove the yaml config doesn’t mean the integration is removed. Your config have been imported and the unifi integration is still present running in your home assistant setup

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I honestly didn’t know that (live ‘n’ learn). Thanks