You can also add aliases onto client devices so rather than seeing the MAC address of your phone it'll display whatever alias you choose to set.
Something i always do. Name everything so if something appears with just a MAC you know its new.
You can also add aliases onto client devices so rather than seeing the MAC address of your phone it'll display whatever alias you choose to set.
How has it worked out for you?
Also considering a NAS - could run the software on a NAS server perhaps? Something I'd keep on permanently.
I've been running my Unifi kit as my home setup for about a year now and It's excellent (Although I do get a few stability issues). However, I've really been struggling to set up an outbound VPN on my USG. I'm trying to configure it so that 1 device (or range of devices) go to the internet via a PIA VPN, and others just use the default direct path out. There are some posts on the Unifi forums, but I'm not able to get this working properly.
Can anyone provide any tips or sample configuration to help me get this working?
What's an OK go to for an outdoor AP? I see the AC Mesh is suitable for outdoor. Does this operate just like any other AP, similar to my AC lites? I've got one AP at the front of the house, one at the rear, both set to 'low/medium' power. I'd like an AP at the end of the garden where we will have a seating area, about 90feet from the AP at the rear.
I'm running power and data, one solution is to mount another AC lite in the shed which will be down there, but there isn't one and it's not a priority as I've got one shed near the house already. I'd rather just have a weatherproof AP.
Is my only option the AC Mesh in this case?
PORT NAME LINK STATUS TX SUM TX BYTES TX FRAMES TX MULTICAST TX BROADCAST TX ERRORS RX SUM RX ERRORS TX TPUT RX TPUT
2 ESXI 2 10,000 FDX 2.21 TB 2425301989986 2153713192 18210737 99586777 0 2.17 TB 0 64.2 Kbps 0 bps
3 ESXI 2 10,000 FDX 108 GB 116272418338 90363808 409388 2271755 0 179 GB 0 711 Kbps 982 Kbps
4 NAS_FIB 10,000 FDX 39.8 GB 42734277257 33474262 828592 2342512 0 61.8 GB 0 69 Kbps 7.67 Kbps
7 NAS_DAC 10,000 FDX 9.08 TB 9985046729794 7886329637 32046553 103389469 0 6.67 TB 0 18.5 Mbps 232 Kbps
11 Uplink 10,000 FDX 1.37 TB 1503064608919 1443439516 16385335 4052956 0 7.02 TB 0 121 Kbps 18.8 Mbps
12 ESXI1 10,000 FDX 3.29 TB 3615658647653 2505710652 1094224 2740728 0 538 GB 0 69.8 Kbps 0 bps
Did you set MTU all the way through? So the virtual switch within VMware and the MTU of the VM itself?Setting the MTU to 9000 seems to make matters worse if anything. speed 2.89Gbits/sec on the DAC from 3.65Gbits/sec
and a slight improvement on the Fiber to 762Mbits/sec from 254Mbits/sec
All from VM1 to NAS