I own one. It's a very solid, well performing device for Gb and below internet connections.
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Soldato
I have the CGU with the U6 Pro and I'm more than happy with it.
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Why did you jump to the max?
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Anyone running the ubiquiti controller self hosted and just one of their access points or something? Quite fancy giving ubiquiti a go and wouldn't mind tinkering with it before in the near future going full out on it.
I hosted my own Network Application for a while before buying a gateway.
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Did you notice any issues with it compared to the gateway?
Nope, no issues at all. I ran mine in Oracle Cloud always free tier so it cost me nothing.
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We hosted the Network appliance at work for a couple of years with 20+ AP's before moving to a Cloud Key
I posted the loose steps to host it on Oracle Cloud here:
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I didn't even consider that to be honest. Let me know if you need any pointers.
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I've only ever used a self hosted version. My home kit is on a cheap VPS in DigitalOcean and for work I've got about 200 devices on an Ubuntu VM.
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Thanks for the replys 
Works good for network for ages for me. use the community script on proxmox. I changed when i needed access which you cannot run yourself.
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Correct.
I replaced 2x AX86U's in AIMesh with a Gateway Ultra, U7 pro and U6+ on my 1gbps plan. Its so much better.
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Soldato
I was wondering the same. I was looking for the UCG max and it has been out of stock for a few weeks in the UK store. I presume with them the power cord may be different.
