A personal fork of hassio-addons/addon-unifi that tracks the latest stable UniFi Network Application releases faster than the upstream community addon.
The functional fixes (Java 25, TURN remote-access patch, UOS nag suppression) originated here and were contributed upstream in #631, so the community addon now has them. The only difference today is release cadence: new UniFi GA versions get packaged here as soon as they're verified, without waiting for a PR cycle.
Use at your own risk. I am not a professional developer. The community addon is the safer choice if you don't need the faster cadence.
UniFi Network Application 10.2.105
- In Home Assistant, go to Settings > Add-ons > Add-on Store
- Click the three-dot menu (top right) > Repositories
- Add:
https://github.com/zglate/addon-unifi - Refresh and install "UniFi Network Application (Fast Track)"
This fork uses a different repository URL, so Home Assistant treats it as a separate addon. Your existing UniFi data will not carry over automatically.
- Create a full Home Assistant backup first (Settings > System > Backups)
- Open the old UniFi addon's web UI
- Go to Settings > System > Backups tab
- Click Download next to "Download Current Config Backup"
- The default is "Settings Only". If you want to keep your client/traffic statistics, change the dropdown to a time period (e.g., 365 days).
- Save the
.unffile to your computer - Open the new addon's web UI (this fork)
- On the setup wizard, choose Restore from a previous backup
- Upload the
.unffile - Verify everything came over, then uninstall the old community addon
Note: After migrating, you will need to re-enable Remote Access and re-authenticate your UI account in the UniFi settings.
The standalone UniFi Network Application is approaching end-of-life. Ubiquiti is transitioning to UniFi OS Server, which does not translate to a Docker/Home Assistant addon. There is no upgrade path from this addon to UniFi OS Server. Plan accordingly.
Built on Franck Nijhof and the Home Assistant Community Add-ons team's work. All credit for the addon framework goes to them.
MIT License. See LICENSE.md.