NetAlertX

NetAlertX

Docker app from FlippinTurt's Repository

Overview

Previously PiAlert - this can be installed in the same config directories The system continuously scans the network for New devices, New connections (re-connections), Disconnections, "Always Connected" devices down, Devices IP changes and Internet IP address changes. Scanning methods are: Method 1: arp-scan. The arp-scan system utility is used to search for devices on the network using arp frames. Method 2: Pi-hole. This method is optional and complementary to method 1. If the Pi-hole DNS server is active, Pi.Alert examines its activity looking for active devices using DNS that have not been detected by method 1. Method 3. dnsmasq. This method is optional and complementary to the previous methods. If the DHCP server dnsmasq is active, Pi.Alert examines the DHCP leases (addresses assigned) to find active devices that were not discovered by the other methods. NOTE: remember to set the scan subnets in the pialert.conf, or in the settings UI. It can take up to 15 minutes for the first scan, subsequent scans are much quicker

Runtime arguments

Web UI
http://[IP]:[PORT:20211]
Network
bridge
Shell
bash
Privileged
false

Template configuration

Config pathPathrw

Path to Config location

Target
/app/config
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/netalertx/config
Host Key 1Variable
Target
TZ
Value
Pacific/Auckland
Web PortPorttcp
Target
20211
Default
20211
Value
20211
Database pathPathrw

Path to Database location

Target
/app/db
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/netalertx/db
PiHole FTL db pathPathrw

Optional: Path to PiHole FTL DB

Target
/etc/pihole/pihole-FTL.db
Default
/mnt/user/appdata/pihole-dot-doh/pihole/pihole-FTL.db
Value
/mnt/user/appdata/pihole-dot-doh/pihole/pihole-FTL.db

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Details

Repository
jokobsk/netalertx
Last Updated2026-05-04
First Seen2024-04-17

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