v1.2.1 - 2016-07-13

Note: This release introduces a new dependency (natsort). Be sure to run upgrade.sh if upgrading from a previous release.

Improvements

• #285 - Added the ability to prefer IPv4 over IPv6 for primary device IPs

Bug Fixes

• #243 - Improved ordering of device object lists
• #271 - Fixed primary_ip bug in secrets API
• #274 - Fixed primary_ip bug in DCIM admin UI
• #275 - Fixed bug preventing the expansion of an existing aggregate

v1.2.0 - 2016-07-12

New Features

• #73 - Added optional persistent banner
• #93 - Ability to set both IPv4 and IPv6 primary IPs for devices
• #203 - Introduced support for LDAP

Bug Fixes

• #162 - Fixed support for Unicode characters in rack/device/VLAN names
• #228 - Corrected conditional inclusion of device bay templates
• #246 - Corrected Docker build instructions
• #260 - Fixed error on admin UI device type list
• Miscellaneous layout improvements for mobile devices

v1.1.0 - 2016-07-07

New Features

• #107 - Docker support
• #91 - Support for subdevices within a device
• #170 - Added MAC address field to interfaces

Bug Fixes

• #169 - Fix rendering of cancellation URL when editing objects
• #183 - Ignore vi swap files
• #209 - Corrected error when not confirming component template deletions
• #214 - Fixed redundant message on bulk interface creation
• #68 - Improved permissions-related error reporting for secrets

v1.0.7-r1 - 2016-07-05

• #199 - Correct IP address validation

v1.0.7 - 2016-06-30

Note: If upgrading from a previous release, be sure to run ./upgrade.sh after downloading the new code.

• #135: Fixed display of navigation menu on mobile screens
• #141: Fixed rendering of "getting started" guide
• Modified upgrade.sh to use sudo for pip installations
• #109: Hide the navigation menu from anonymous users if login is required
• #143: Add help_text to Device.position
• #136: Prefixes which have host bits set will trigger an error instead of being silently corrected
• #140: Improved support for Unicode in object names

Public NetBox release

NetBox was originally developed internally at DigitalOcean by the network development team. This release marks the debut of NetBox as an open source project.