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#### Home Assistant
To get the installed and latest available version of Home Assistant we can use the [version integration](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/version/).
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:\
Installed:
```yaml
- platform: version
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#### PiHole
To get the installed and latest available version of Pi Hole we can use the [command line sensor integration](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/sensor.command_line/). Before creating the sensor, make sure that you copied the SSH keys (as describted [here](#create-and-distribute-ssh-keys)) from the machine running Home Assistant to the machine running PiHole.
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:\
Installed:
```yaml
- platform: command_line
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#### Model and Firmware
To get the model, current firmware and whether an update is available we can use the [SNMP integration](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/snmp/). First you need to enable SNMP on the NAS. Login to the Web Interface of the NAS, go to "Control Panel" and then choose "Terminal & SNMP". Go to the tab "SNMP" and enable the SNMP Service.
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:\
Model:
```yaml
- platform: snmp
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#### Unifi Device statistics
To get the model, current firmware and other measures we can use the [SNMP integration](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/snmp/). First you need to enable SNMP in Unifi. Login to the Web Interface of the Unifi Controller. Go to "Settings", then "Services". In the tab "SNMP" enable "SNMPV1, SNMPV2C".
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:
Add the following in the `sensor:` section of the system_monitoring.yaml file:\
**AP-AC Pro**
```yaml
## Model
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```bash
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/system_sensors.service
```
```bash
[Unit]
Description=System Sensor service
After=multi-user.target