v0.6.0

Added

• The switch card comes with the integration: it loads in Home Assistant on its own, with
  nothing to install, and is updated together with the integration. Its source moved here from
  eizedev/managed-switch-card. If you installed the card from that repository, remove it in
  HACS and its dashboard resource. Bug reports and feature requests ask which part they are
  about.
  #32

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.5.1

Fixed

• Port slower than before (speed_dropped) no longer fires for a speed a port shows only
  briefly. It fires once the lower speed is read on two polls in a row, and only against a speed
  the port held for at least an hour (or had when Home Assistant started). A short higher speed
  during link negotiation, or a device that runs faster for a few minutes, no longer reports a
  drop; a real drop is reported one poll later than before.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.5.0

Added

• A Port … devices sensor per port: how many devices are on the port, 0 on an empty port.
  The Port … device sensor stays unknown there, since no device has a name; health checks
  that count long-unknown entities can leave it out and use the count instead.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.4.0

Added

• A temperature sensor per sensor the switch reports, in °C, named as the switch names it:
  switches with the ENTITY-SENSOR-MIB, and the HPE Instant On 1930 8G 2SFP from its own table
  (aiosnmpswitch 0.3.0). The HPE 1920S reports no temperature. A sensor that appears later gets
  its entity with the next reading. Diagnostics list the readings, without sensor names.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.3.0

Changed

• Model and firmware of a switch come from its ENTITY-MIB chassis entry when it has one
  (aiosnmpswitch 0.2.0), else from the system description as before. Switches whose description
  is not "model, firmware" (Cisco and others) show the right model; HPE switches show the same as
  before (#10).

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.2.2

Fixed

• A switch is recognised after LLDP was turned on or off: reauthentication and Reconfigure no
  longer stop with "That is a different switch", and adding it again finds the existing entry
  (#12).
• The device sensors look up the connected devices once per update and write only when the
  devices on their port changed, not on every update of any switch
  (#11).

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.2.1

Fixed

• new_device tells whether the device is alone on its port (direct, devices_on_port). The
  blueprint reports only devices plugged in directly unless Only devices plugged in directly
  is off; a phone joining the router's Wi-Fi was reported as new on the port towards the router
  (#19).

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.2.0

Added

• WebSocket command managed_switch/ports: a switch's ports with their kind (port or trunk), trunk
  members, uplinks, PoE and the entity of each role, for the
  switch card.
• Docs: the switch card and the command's reply; the demo photographs the card
  (screenshots.py --card). The card is installed separately; nothing changes for existing
  switches.
• Screenshots in the README and on the website, from a demo instance (scripts/demo/) with three
  stand-in switches answering SNMP from the test data.
• Docs: "Ideas and automations" with six example packages, loaded by the demo on every start.
• Docs: what the SNMP read access must include, what is lost without each MIB, updating,
  entity IDs in other languages, minimum polling intervals, more troubleshooting.

Fixed

• Port speed without decimal places.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.1.1

Changed

• A port with several devices is named after the device that describes it best: the internet
  gateway (a device of the UPnP integration), then a device the others are linked to in the device
  registry, then the rest by name. The port to the router no longer shows the first client in the
  alphabet.

Fixed

• Ports, trunks and PoE ports that appear after setup get their entities without reloading.
• Example dashboard: names keep their brackets and other characters (escaped instead of removed).
• Switches with SNMPv3 users of the same name but different passwords no longer share an SNMP
  engine, where they could replace each other's keys; the setup dialog's test uses an engine of
  its own.
• A device seen again counts as recent for the remembered devices, so a device that is always
  there is not announced as new after 5000 others; a second sysUpTime wrap is no restart either.
• Deprecated DeviceEntry.config_entries no longer used.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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v0.1.0

First release.

Added

• Config flow for SNMPv3 and SNMPv1/v2c, with reauthentication, reconfiguration and options
  for the two polling intervals.
• Per switch: last restart, PoE budget and consumption, spanning tree changes.
• Per port and trunk: link, speed, connected device (LLDP neighbours and the devices located on
  the port across all switches, named from the device registry), PoE status, received and sent
  traffic and errors (off by default).
• Switch events (uplink or trunk down, slower port, restart, new device) and a notification
  blueprint; diagnostics without addresses; an example dashboard.

Documentation: https://ha-managed-switch.eize.dev/

Manual install: managed_switch.zip, SHA-256:

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