I think that's part of my issue - I'm using non-ubiquiti cameras so don't get smart alerts. Means basically scanning the whole footage.
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Soldato
Certainly an interesting list. I have family members on pfsense atm and I could be tempted to shift them to a Cloud Gateway Ultra. Sister in-law I installed the Cloud Gateway Ultra and it's been rock solid. Myself I'm flipping between pfsense and Sophos XG these days with a CKG2+ providing Network, Protect and Talk.
Parents are with Toob on a CGNAT/IPv6 900/900 connection
Sister inlaw is on 350/35 Virgin connection.
Looks like they're going to tap more into the subscription market with proofpoint etc.
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Soldato
Managed to get a uap-ac-pro for £30 from the ubiquiti Facebook group, to couple with my ucg max so I can remove my rt-ac-68u and give to my mum.
Will save up for an iw 7 pro/pro max eventually
Hopefully it’ll at least be on par with the 68u
Will save up for an iw 7 pro/pro max eventually
Hopefully it’ll at least be on par with the 68u
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Anyone here with a unifi express mine keeps restarting every 8 hours or so there is no info on the logs. Is this normal as I have read this unit is a bit underpowered but I've only got like 3 clients on it with very little traffic.
Caporegime
Just got myself a little setup for the house with the idea to improve wifi and create a system that will move house with us in a few years.
Got the:
Cloud Gateway max
AP U7 Pro wall
Switch ultra
I have just installed it all as a mess in my office but already the speeds are miles better than with the old Amplifi setup despite being in the same position.
I have now ordered a AP U7 pro ceiling to go upstairs on the landing to cover the top floor of the house as well. Just need to order some external rated Cat 6 cable to go from my office where the switch ultra is up into the loft and down from the ceiling.
Its expensive stuff but the amount of control you have an the speed/quality of it seems very good so far.
Ultimately I will want to get a security camera or two and integrate some sort of smart lock into the system. Something for another day however.
Got the:
Cloud Gateway max
AP U7 Pro wall
Switch ultra
I have just installed it all as a mess in my office but already the speeds are miles better than with the old Amplifi setup despite being in the same position.
I have now ordered a AP U7 pro ceiling to go upstairs on the landing to cover the top floor of the house as well. Just need to order some external rated Cat 6 cable to go from my office where the switch ultra is up into the loft and down from the ceiling.
Its expensive stuff but the amount of control you have an the speed/quality of it seems very good so far.
Ultimately I will want to get a security camera or two and integrate some sort of smart lock into the system. Something for another day however.
Anyone upgraded to see what the price of the CyberSecure?
EDIT: Looks like someone on reddit posted that it's £79 + VAT = £94.80, and they don't tell you about the VAT at checkount
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Soldato
How’s the pro wall?
Caporegime
So far its good. Its replaced a amplifi system with the base unit and 2 mesh "repeaters" that plugged into the wall and the signal is stronger pretty much throughout the house along with the speeds being much better. Even something simple like a speed test from about 6ft away from the access point I am getting basically full 1gb speeds vs about 2-300mb on the old unit.
Its just messily put together at the moment but in the next week I will get it installed properly and the AP wall mounted along with running the cable outside, up into the loft and down again for the landing AP.
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Has anyone by any chance used Wireshark recently to capture UDM Pro WAN traffic? I've been following some guides, which should facilitate this, but having no luck.
Just wondering if the process has changed since the guides were written...
Just wondering if the process has changed since the guides were written...
Presume they are the 0.5ft length. They do look a good alternative to the Unifi etherlight ones.I use monoprice ones have them in different lengths but here are some in my server cab. I think they are "aesthetically pleasing".
Yes in most cases it is, as is plain IDS/IPS.
Just looked at their help page on this and it's signature based presumably comparing a hash of the IP address and port you're accessing against their database and blocking the connection if it's on the list. This is very unlikely to be any more up-to-date than the safe browsing stuff already implemented in your browser with the advantage being that your browser knows the URL being accessed and can see the data outside of the TLS encryption. There's a very slim chance that this signature based detection might pick up some command-and-control (c2) botnet traffic but I wouldn't bet on it.
Trying to solve problems by scanning stuff passing through the network edge is pretty pointless, especially in a work setting where people take their laptops home.
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Trying to solve problems by scanning stuff passing through the network edge is pretty pointless, especially in a work setting where people take their laptops home.
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Nope. Had a couple of reconnection notices in the past few weeks, but not investigated further.
Not sure, I'd need to do some more reading on it.
It's not uncommon for "business gear" to show +VAT pricing assuming that's who they are aiming at. However, for the home user, it's probably overkill.
I'll do a bit more reading and I'll probably try it and see how it goes.
Possibly using JA3/JA3S fingerprintingJust looked at their help page on this and it's signature based presumably comparing a hash of the IP address and port you're accessing against their database and blocking the connection if it's on the list. This is very unlikely to be any more up-to-date than the safe browsing stuff already implemented in your browser with the advantage being that your browser knows the URL being accessed and can see the data outside of the TLS encryption. There's a very slim chance that this signature based detection might pick up some command-and-control (c2) botnet traffic but I wouldn't bet on it.
Trying to solve problems by scanning stuff passing through the network edge is pretty pointless, especially in a work setting where people take their laptops home.
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I used work with a product that would generate them from traffic for you to do stuff with.