A device is used by a person of the household (from 0.7.10, or by several
who share it: see
Devices shared by several people) or
put in a group, never both. Seven default groups cannot be deleted: Wi-Fi and network, NAS and
home lab, TVs and consoles, printers, cameras, connected objects (security
only by default) and guests (adult by default). Each group has a profile
for the sensitive categories. Every ten minutes, a device placed by nobody
goes to the default group its name, model, page title or maker points to
(internal/classify); a device placed by someone is never moved again. An
administrator can make groups of their own: owned by their account, they
follow its profile unless given another. A machine found by the network
scan can be given a place before it uses Warda. While a machine of the
network (or a device not classified yet) is placed nowhere, the group it
looks like (its name, model, page title or maker) is proposed next to it
(Devices, Network, People, Groups), with a button that puts it there. An empty
person or group offers the devices placed nowhere in a list. From 0.8.0 a
group can have the
restricted mode for connected objects
(Restricted mode: off / learning / on on its card): its devices learn
together, then keep to the names the group learned; it is suggested on
the default groups TVs and consoles, printers, cameras and connected
objects.
The box of Warda itself (its own names, asked from the loopback) is put in
the group Wi-Fi and network (within ten minutes, also after an upgrade
from a version that let it be moved) and stays there, with nobody and never
paused; it is shown with its address on the network rather than
127.0.0.1, and its queries are never filtered, whatever the profile of
its group or of the devices placed nowhere.