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root 1da7031905 Hardware: full Ubiquiti catalog — 3 APs (Wave AP Micro/Wave AP/LTU Rocket), 5 CPEs (LTU Pro/LR, Wave Nano/LR, airFiber 60 LR), 3 backhauls (airFiber 60 XR, Wave Pro/LR), all with SKUs, specs, prices and product links

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Forefront Wireless Operations Portal

Status: Scoped & Documented — awaiting build Started: July 25, 2026 Domain: my.forefrontwireless.com Access: Dual — staff (role-based) and customer self-service

Single pane of glass for Forefront Wireless operations and customer self-service. Staff get a real-time network dashboard aggregating MikroTik routers, Ubiquiti backhauls & CPEs, switches, PDUs, UPSs, and environmental monitors. Customers get account management and a service upgrade marketplace. All driven by four backend data sources — Splynx, UISP, MikroTik RouterOS, and Zabbix/SNMP.

Access Model — Role-Based (Staff) + Customer

my.forefrontwireless.com
├── /login
├── /staff/*      ← role-gated
└── /customer/*   ← customer-gated

Staff Roles

Role	Permissions	Who
Admin	Full CRUD — devices, customers, SNMP templates, billing overrides, user management	Germaine
Tech	Read-write limited — troubleshoot customer issues, view all equipment, run diagnostics, reset CPEs, but no billing changes or user management	Contractors, support staff
View Only	Read-only across all dashboards — no config changes, no customer data mutation	Auditors, occasional helpers

Implementation: Role stored in portal's own user table (not Splynx roles — Splynx is source-of-truth for billing, portal has its own auth). Contractors get Tech role by default.

Customer Access

Login (email + password, or magic link)
Tied to their Splynx customer record
Can only see their own account, services, and usage
No network-level visibility

Staff Dashboard — Real-Time Network Ops

The staff landing page is a grid of live-status cards grouped by device category:

Section 1: MikroTik Routers

Source: MikroTik REST API (direct) Devices: 5 × CCR2004

Widget	Data
Router status	Online/offline, uptime
CPU / Memory	Live gauges
Aggregate throughput	Total in/out across all interfaces
Per-router drill-down	Interface stats, queues, DHCP leases, ARP

Section 2: Ubiquiti Backhauls (Point-to-Point Links)

Source: UISP API

Widget	Data
Link status	Up/down, signal strength (dBm)
Capacity	Current throughput vs max
List view	All P2P links with AirMax stats

Section 3: Customer CPEs (Ubiquiti)

Source: UISP API

Widget	Data
CPE status	Online/offline count, last seen
Signal health	Signal/chain stats from subscriber devices
Search	By customer name → linked CPE
Actions (Tech)	Reboot CPE, re-associate

Section 4: MikroTik Switches

Source: MikroTik REST API (or SNMP via Zabbix proxy)

Widget	Data
Switch status	Online/offline per switch
Port utilization	% used, PoE budget
VLAN membership	Trunk/access port map

Section 5: PDUs & UPSs (Algcom)

Source: SNMP (via Zabbix or direct SNMP poll)

Widget	Data
PDU outlet status	On/off per outlet, current draw
UPS status	Battery charge %, load %, runtime remaining
Alerts	On battery, low battery, overload

Section 6: Environmental (TPDIN Web Monitor 3)

Source: SNMP (via Zabbix or direct) + web URL scrape

Widget	Data
Temperature	Current, min/max 24h
Humidity	Current %
Contact sensors	Door open/closed, water detected
Web UI link	Direct link to TPDIN interface

Device Inventory & SNMP Template Auto-Generation

Staff (Admin/Tech) can add new devices via the portal UI:

Add Device Form

Field	Example	Purpose
Make	Algcom, MikroTik, TPDIN, Ubiquiti	Manufacturer
Model	ALG-PDU-8, CCR2004, W-M3	Model identifier
Category	Router / Switch / PDU / UPS / Environmental / Backhaul / CPE	Dashboard section
IP Address	10.x.x.x	SNMP target
SNMP Community	public / custom	For SNMP polling
Web URL	http://10.x.x.x	Direct link from dashboard
SNMP Template	algcom-pdu, tpdin-wm3, mikrotik-switch	Dropdown — existing templates

Auto-Template Engine

When a new make/model is added that has no existing template, the backend:

Probes SNMP — walks 1.3.6.1.2.1 (standard MIB) to discover available OIDs
Identifies device — matches sysDescr / sysObjectID against known patterns
Suggests template — maps discovered OIDs to widget types (gauge, status, counter, text)
Staff approves — one-click to save as reusable template for that make/model

Once a template exists for a make+model, any new device added with that combination inherits it automatically.

Template Schema (per make/model)

{
  "make": "Algcom",
  "model": "ALG-PDU-8",
  "category": "pdu",
  "poll_interval_seconds": 60,
  "widgets": [
    {
      "name": "Outlet 1 Current",
      "oid": "1.3.6.1.4.1.x.x.x.1",
      "type": "gauge",
      "unit": "A",
      "warning_threshold": 8,
      "critical_threshold": 10
    }
  ]
}

Architecture — 4-Source Aggregation

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                        my.forefrontwireless.com                           │
│                     ┌─────────────────────────┐                          │
│                     │     React SPA            │                          │
│                     │  /staff/*  │ /customer/* │                          │
│                     └───────────┬─────────────┘                          │
└─────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────────┘
                                  │
                                  ▼
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                       FastAPI Aggregation Backend                         │
│                                                                          │
│  ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌────────────────┐    │
│  │ Splynx  │ │  UISP   │ │MikroTik │ │  Zabbix  │ │  Direct SNMP   │    │
│  │ Adapter │ │ Adapter │ │ Adapter │ │ Adapter  │ │  Poller        │    │
│  └────┬────┘ └────┬────┘ └────┬────┘ └────┬─────┘ └───────┬────────┘    │
│       │           │           │            │               │             │
│  ┌────┴────┐ ┌────┴────┐ ┌────┴────┐ ┌────┴─────┐ ┌──────┴────────┐    │
│  │  Auth   │ │  Role   │ │ Device  │ │  SNMP    │ │  Template     │    │
│  │ Service │ │ Manager │ │ Registry│ │ Template │ │  Engine       │    │
│  └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └─────────┘ └──────────┘ └───────────────┘    │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
        │              │              │                 │
        ▼              ▼              ▼                 ▼
┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐
│ Splynx v4.2  │ │ UISP     │ │ MikroTik     │ │ Zabbix       │
│ Self-hosted  │ │ (UNMS)   │ │ RouterOS     │ │ (on-prem     │
│              │ │ app2     │ │ REST API     │ │  or cloud)   │
└──────────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────────┘ └──────────────┘
   billing/CRM     network     router stats       SNMP infra

Customer Portal Features

Dashboard

Active services (what plan am I on?)
Current bill & due date
Data usage (from MikroTik queue stats)
Recent payments

Account Management

Update contact info (email, phone, address)
Update payment method
View invoice history

Marketplace — Service Upgrades

Browse available plans (from Splynx tariffs)
Compare current plan vs upgrades
Request upgrade (generates Splynx ticket or service change)
See prorated cost before confirming

Support

Submit ticket (→ Splynx ticket system)
View ticket status
Outage notifications (opt-in SMS/email)

Hardware Inventory — Known Devices

Routers (MikroTik CCR2004 Series)

Model	Ports	SFP+	Cooling	Notes
CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS	1× GbE, 12× SFP+, 2× SFP28 (25G)	✓ 12+2	Active	High-density fiber router
CCR2004-16G-2S+PC	16× GbE, 2× SFP+	✓ 2	Passive	Silent, 300% faster than CCR1009
CCR2004-16G-2S+	16× GbE, 2× SFP+	✓ 2	Active	Best single-core perf/watt

Data source: MikroTik REST API — status, CPU, memory, throughput, interface stats, DHCP, queues

Switches (MikroTik CRS Series)

Model	Ports	SFP+	PoE	Form Factor
CRS317-1G-16S+RM	1× GbE, 16× SFP+	✓ 16	—	1U rack, dual PSU
CRS309-1G-8S+IN	1× GbE, 8× SFP+	✓ 8	—	Desktop
CRS310-8G+2S+IN	8× 2.5GbE, 2× SFP+	✓ 2	—	Desktop, ROS v7
CRS326-24G-2S+RM	24× GbE, 2× SFP+	✓ 2	✓ Passive	1U rack

Data source: MikroTik REST API or SNMP — port map, PoE budget, VLAN memberships

Access Points / Base Stations (Ubiquiti)

Model	SKU	Band	Gain	WiFi	Price	Notes
Wave AP Micro	Wave-AP-Micro	60 GHz + 5 GHz	13.5 dBi	6 (802.11ax)	—	1× 2.5GbE, IPX6, 24W
Wave AP	Wave-AP	60 GHz + 5 GHz	12 dBi	6 (802.11ax)	—	1× 2.5GbE + 1× 10G SFP+, IPX6
LTU Rocket	LTU-Rocket	5 GHz	—	LTU	$399	PtMP base station, pairs with LTU Pro/LR/XE

Data source: UISP API — channel, clients, throughput, firmware

Customer CPEs (Ubiquiti Subscriber Stations)

Model	SKU	Band	Gain	Throughput	Price	Use Case
LTU Pro	LTU-Pro	5 GHz	24 dBi	900+ Mbps	$179	Standard 5 GHz CPE, 14° beam
LTU LR	LTU-LR	5 GHz	26 dBi	900+ Mbps	$99	Long range 5 GHz, 26 dBi
Wave Nano	Wave-Nano	60 GHz	—	—	$279	Compact 60 GHz CPE
Wave LR	Wave-LR	60 GHz	—	—	$379	Long range 60 GHz CPE
airFiber 60 LR	AF60-LR	60 GHz	—	—	$299	Dual-mode: PtP link or PtMP client

Data source: UISP API — online/offline, signal (dBm), throughput, reboot (Tech role)

Backhauls (Ubiquiti Point-to-Point Links)

Model	SKU	Band	Gain	Beamwidth	Price	Notes
airFiber 60 XR	AF60-XR	60 GHz + 5 GHz failover	26 dBi	5° × 5°	$999	Extreme range, dual-band redundancy
Wave Pro	Wave-Pro	60 GHz	—	—	$599	High-capacity 60 GHz PTP/PTMP
Wave LR	Wave-LR	60 GHz	—	—	$379	Can serve as backhaul or CPE

Data source: UISP API — link status, signal strength, capacity %, uptime

DC Power Systems (PacketFlux)

Device	Description	SNMP	Notes
PacketFlux RackInjector	Modular DC power injector, hot-swappable, bench-repairable	✓ via SiteMonitor	Individual port fuses, per-component replacement
RackInjector Hardware Docs	Installation & configuration manual	—	Internal component layout, power distribution

Data source: SNMP via PacketFlux SiteMonitor system

DC UPS & PDUs (Algcom)

SKU	Model	Spec	SNMP	Notes
FN-4800-10-SNMP	POWER ADVANCED 48-540-M	540W / 10A, 48V DC UPS	✓	LiFePO4 compatible
FN-4800-25-SNMP	POWER ADVANCED 48-1350-M	1350W / 25A, 48V DC UPS	✓	Larger capacity
37030030001	DC PDU Monitored 1U	8× 10A outputs, 80A total, 10–60 VDC	✓ SNMPv2	Per-outlet V/A/W, remote on/off, scheduling, undervoltage shutdown, Zabbix/Grafana/LibreNMS compatible

Data source: SNMP — per-output voltage, current, power; battery charge/load/runtime for UPS models

Environmental Monitors (TPDIN)

Device	Data Source	Widgets
TPDIN Web Monitor 3	SNMP + web URL scrape	Temperature, humidity, contact sensors (door/water)

Data source: SNMP (temp/humidity/contacts) + HTTP scrape of web interface for backup data

Build Phases

Phase	What	Complexity
1	Splynx adapter + auth system + roles + customer dashboard	Medium
2	MikroTik adapter + staff router/switch dashboard	Medium
3	UISP adapter + backhaul/CPE dashboard	Medium
4	SNMP poller + template engine + PDU/UPS/environmental dashboard	High
5	Customer marketplace (plan comparison + upgrade flow)	Medium
6	Device registry UI + auto-template generation	High

Integration Dependencies

Source	Adapter Type	Auth	Status
Splynx	REST (HMAC-SHA256 signature)	Key + secret	✓ Proven
UISP	REST (API token)	Settings → Users → API Access	Token needed
MikroTik	REST (basic auth)	Read-only API user per router	Users needed
Zabbix	REST (API token)	Zabbix API user	TBD — cloud migration
SNMP	Direct UDP poll	Community string per device	Template needed

Splynx v2 docs: https://api-doc.splynx.com/
UISP docs: https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/categories/360001181833-UISP
MikroTik REST API: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/REST+API
Zabbix API: https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/current/en/manual/api
Git: https://git.itpropartner.com/ippadmin/forefront-wireless-portal

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