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luci-mod-network: add link speed column to the devices tab

2026-06-26T07:18:17Z

The negotiated link speed of a network device isn't shown on the Network configuration pages, so a link stuck below its capability (e.g. a gigabit port at 100 Mbit/s) goes unnoticed. Add a "Link Speed" column to the Devices tab showing the negotiated speed, with the device's ethtool-supported speeds in a tooltip when available, and "-" when the device has no carrier or reports no speed. The columns are ordered by OSI layer: link speed (L1) before MAC (L2) and MTU (L3). The current speed comes from the device link state; the supported speeds are the distinct network.device status "link-supported" modes, fetched once in load(). Add the network.device "status" ACL grant so the view can call it. Signed-off-by: Paul Tobias

luci-mod-network: add new Switch/VLAN configuration

2026-06-23T14:17:36Z

Register a new "Switch/VLAN config" entry in the Network top-level menu and add the view at view/network/switch-vlan.js. The menu entry is only visible when the network configuration contains either a bridge device with vlan_filtering explicitly enabled or at least one bridge-vlan section (mirroring the implicit enable behaviour of the existing Bridge VLAN filtering dialog). The view itself locates the first such bridge in declaration order, detects configurations that the new view cannot represent (PVID different from the untagged VLAN, duplicate untagged memberships, etc.) and blocks access with an explanatory error in that case. The following shortcomings resulted in an alternative Switch/VLAN view: - To reach the current switch/VLAN config page, one has to click through: Network -> Interfaces -> Devices -> Configure... (the respective switch/bridge) -> Bridge VLAN filtering which - at least for dedicated switches - is not sth. I feel comfortable having to do every time I want to make a basic change. - While ~5 ports might still fit next to each other, starting with 2 figure numbers (at the latest), we end up scrolling horizontally. Finding a higher port to configure on a 24 or 48 port switch inevitably results in plenty of horizontal scrolling, while at the same time you have to memorise which row maps to which VLAN-ID, as those scroll out the moment you start scrolling. - Every port needs to be configured by its own, no way to bulk-conf them, to apply the same VLAN config onto multiple ports (e.g. applying the same tag onto a large number or all ports). - Ports and VLAN-IDs are defined by sole numbers. There's no way to annotate them, e.g. a VLAN ID as "iot" or "mgmt", or a port as e.g. "uplink" or "server-mirko". With the following changes: - Add a dedicated "Switch/VLAN config" entry within the top-level "Network" dropdown (you might remember we already had such for swconfig back then, before it got obsoleted by DSA and conf via vlan aware bridges). - Avoid horizontal scrolling by showing switch ports in multiple rows if not fitting screen width. - Allow selection of multiple ports to configure them all the same way at once. - Introduce labels for ports and VLANs; they're optional annotations and don't serve any functional purpose except hinting the user, hence stored in respective sections within /etc/config/luci. - Visualising which VLANs are assigned to which ports by colour- coding the ports when hovering over configured VLANs. Signed-off-by: Mirko Vogt Co-authored-by: Opus and/or Composer

luci-mod-network: add tags tab

2025-12-31T17:37:15Z

For use with dnsmasq tags Note that a MAC tab is possible but the same functionality is present in the leases tab which handles MACs and tags. A MAC tab has a 1:1 tag:MAC relationship, whereas the leases has a many:many relationship. The dnsmasq init file needs updating to use 'tag' in place of 'networkid', which is an older legacy format still understood by dnsmasq, but all documentation uses 'tag'. tag names shall not match: - network devices/interfaces - service names Three dnsmasq reserved tag names are: - known - !known - known-othernet Tag names can be prepended with '!' to invert their usage. Closes #7178 Signed-off-by: Paul Donald

luci-mod-network: prevent double key for menu JSON

2025-10-25T00:19:50Z

follow-up to 7e1b545bfa1d98a72d18c39528dade2b35421ed5 Signed-off-by: Paul Donald

luci-mod-network: change && to || for DHCP tab predicates

2025-10-24T13:36:09Z

Each prerequisite inside a { } forms an and condition. Each {} prerequisite forms an or condition. The tab wasn't displayed because odhcpd was not installed. The condition set required both. Now only require one or the other to display the DHCP tab. Closes #8033 Signed-off-by: Paul Donald

luci-mod-network: remove unused permissions from dns

2025-10-18T21:51:38Z

Now that all options have been organized per view, remove unused acl permissions from dns. Signed-off-by: David Härdeman

luci-mod-network: split dhcp and dns into separate views

2025-10-18T21:51:38Z

In order to make the following patches easier to follow, this patch simply makes an identical copy of: modules/luci-mod-network/htdocs/luci-static/resources/view/network/dhcp.js as: modules/luci-mod-network/htdocs/luci-static/resources/view/network/dns.js Signed-off-by: David Härdeman

luci-mod-status,-network: remove checkUfpInstalled

2025-10-15T23:24:42Z

Right now, the checkUfpInstalled RPC call is performed first, and only after that can the other Promises be called. Simplify this by adding a single check for /usr/sbin/ufpd in the rpcd ucode, and replace calls to checkUfpInstalled() with simple L.hasSystemFeature('ufpd') check (which is only done once, and cached). This also allows the 'stat' permission to be removed from a couple of acls. Signed-off-by: David Härdeman

luci-mod-status,luci-mod-network: support oui to vendor resolving

2025-09-25T11:25:33Z

For easier definition of connected devices, this commit adds support to identify them by vendor name. Package `upf-neigh` is needed to lookup the vendor name in a hash table. It implements a ubus-call `ubus call fingerprint fingerprint`: ``` root@ ~ # ubus call fingerprint fingerprint { "7c:c2:55:XX:XX:XX": { "vendor": "Super Micro Computer, Inc." } } ``` Fixes: #2065 Depends on: openwrt/packages#27257 Signed-off-by: Christian Korber

luci-mod-network: remove old netifd version check which needs opkg

2024-12-15T20:08:56Z

master and 24 use much newer versions. This will prevent a read error on the non-existent control file when the system uses apk. Signed-off-by: Paul Donald