put_lan_browser_interface_hostid
Update a LAN host's properties on a specific interface, including device type, name, and network settings.
Instructions
Update a LanHost properties
Error codes: noent, internal_error, ioerror, inval, inval_gateway_ip, nodev, nohost, nomem, netdown
Input Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| interface | Yes | ||
| hostid | Yes | ||
| id | No | Host id (unique on this interface) | |
| primary_name | No | Host primary name (chosen from the list of available names, or manually set by user) | |
| host_type | No | When possible, the Freebox will try to guess the host_type, but you can manually override this to the correct value — Values: `workstation`: Workstation; `laptop`: Laptop; `smartphone`: Smartphone; `tablet`: Tablet; `printer`: Printer; `vg_console`: Video game console; `television`: TV; `nas`: Nas; `ip_camera`: IP Camera; `ip_phone`: IP Phone; `freebox_player`: Freebox Player; `freebox_hd`: Freebox Server; `networking_device`: Networking device; `multimedia_device`: Multimedia device; `other`: Other | |
| primary_name_manual | No | If true the primary name has been set manually | |
| l2ident | No | Layer 2 network id and its type | |
| vendor_name | No | Host vendor name (from the mac address) | |
| persistent | No | If true the host is always shown even if it has not been active since the Freebox startup | |
| reachable | No | If true the host can receive traffic from the Freebox | |
| last_time_reachable | No | Last time the host was reached — Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch). | |
| active | No | If true the host sends traffic to the Freebox | |
| last_activity | No | Last time the host sent traffic — Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch). | |
| names | No | List of available names, and their source | |
| l3connectivities | No | List of available layer 3 network connections |
Output Schema
TableJSON Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
No arguments | |||