monitoring
Port Hygiene
Finds the switch-port problems nothing else looks for: ports enabled with no link for weeks, links negotiating half duplex, climbing error counters, live ports on the default VLAN, and switches running out of PoE headroom. Reports only, never changes a port.
Runs on a timer
This plugin declares work FreeSDN will run for you, per organisation. Every schedule can be switched off from Plugins in the UI.
port_scan- every 6h · on by default
Walk every switch port and report what has gone wrong. Read-only against your gear: it inspects the port tables FreeSDN already holds. Six-hourly, because none of these conditions appear in minutes.
Package
- Plugin ID
port-hygiene- Version
- 1.0.1
- Author
- FreeSDN
- Minimum core
- 26.06.1
- Python
- >=3.11
- SHA-256
- 6819870ee20560f13fe67c445e7324525407fc9099a8a2de9b00bacae7625be3
Install
From inside FreeSDN, open Plugins › Marketplace, sync the catalogue, and install Port Hygiene. The instance verifies the catalogue signature before ingest and the archive checksum before unpacking.
To install the archive directly instead:
curl -fSLO https://registry.freesdn.org/dl/port-hygiene-1.0.1.zip sha256sum port-hygiene-1.0.1.zip # expect: 6819870ee20560f13fe67c445e7324525407fc9099a8a2de9b00bacae7625be3
Then upload the ZIP under Plugins › Install from file.
Plugins run in-process with the API. The loader applies import hygiene, ZIP-slip and ZIP-bomb guards, hash-pinned dependencies and per-action permission caps, but it is a cooperative trusted-author model and not a security sandbox. Install what you would be willing to run as application code.