To check or manually update the missing piece in database, you can use following SQL statement to get the responsible data row:
select id, name, type, mac_address, vlan_id, interface_speed, link_connected, link_speed
from "public"."maasserver_interface"
where node_id in (select id from "public"."maasserver_node" where hostname = '{insert your hostname here}')
## Workaround
To check or manually update the missing piece in database, you can use following SQL statement to get the responsible data row:
select id, name, type, mac_address, vlan_id, interface_speed, link_connected, link_speed ."maasserver_ interface" ."maasserver_ node" where hostname = '{insert your hostname here}')
from "public"
where node_id in (select id from "public"