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| unifi_site Resource - terraform-provider-unifi | The unifi_site resource manages UniFi sites, which are logical groupings of UniFi devices and their configurations. Sites in UniFi are used to: Organize network devices and settings for different physical locationsIsolate configurations between different networks or customersApply different policies and configurations to different groups of devices Each site maintains its own: Network configurationsWireless networks (WLANs)Security policiesDevice configurations A UniFi controller can manage multiple sites, making it ideal for multi-tenant or distributed network deployments. |
unifi_site (Resource)
The unifi_site resource manages UniFi sites, which are logical groupings of UniFi devices and their configurations.
Sites in UniFi are used to:
- Organize network devices and settings for different physical locations
- Isolate configurations between different networks or customers
- Apply different policies and configurations to different groups of devices
Each site maintains its own:
- Network configurations
- Wireless networks (WLANs)
- Security policies
- Device configurations
A UniFi controller can manage multiple sites, making it ideal for multi-tenant or distributed network deployments.
Example Usage
resource "unifi_site" "mysite" {
description = "mysite"
}
Schema
Required
description(String) A human-readable description of the site (e.g., 'Main Office', 'Remote Branch', 'Client A Network'). This is used as the display name in the UniFi controller interface.
Read-Only
id(String) The unique identifier of the site in the UniFi controller. This is automatically generated when the site is created.name(String) The site's internal name in the UniFi system. This is automatically generated based on the description and is used in API calls and configurations. It's typically a lowercase, hyphenated version of the description.
Import
Import is supported using the following syntax:
# import using the API/UI ID
terraform import unifi_site.mysite 5fe6261995fe130013456a36
# import using the name (short ID)
terraform import unifi_site.mysite vq98kwez