I believe folk are running 4TB fine. But also some are finding that certain NVME drives don't work in it either. I'm not sure how an NVME drive would hold out on storage for CCTV? I've got a 2TB drive kicking about that was in an old gaming laptop so may chuck that in and transfer the Hikvision cameras to Protect.
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I have 3 x 4k cameras on UDM-P using a shucked 8TB HDD, UDM reports 55/56 days at 24/7. I shall move to 2TB NVMe/Fibre* and will be happy with 2 weeks of 24/7 recording.
I didn't expect the recording to last that long so that should be more than enough for my needs then. I'll stick that 2TB drive in and transfer the cameras over.
Just got back home from the London Unifi conference. Interesting line up of upcoming stuff from them. Also got quite a bit of freebies from them. They were dishing out 5 port 2.5Gb Switch Flex minis like candy. I ended up with 3 of them. I already run one of them in the garage with my Plex server. Guess I have load of redundancy now.
So what new interesting devices we got coming to tempt us?
They have some upcoming managed UPS and power strips incoming. Also new UNAS items also some 5G routers with the dream line up as well.
Details?
we couldn't take photos or videos of the presentations, but from what I can remember there was a 2 bay unit basic and a 2 bay and 4 bay version with NVMe support, along with some enterprise 8 bay solutions.
Welcome to the money pit !
Any new 10" rack style gear?
Edit, Like the CGF size I should say.
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Loads, but i cant really recall anything specific that was any interest to little old me. But they did mention a lot of the new range will be Edge ones, whatever that means.
Thanks, Will keep my eyes peeled.
God Dammit, I have just gone and updated the PDU in my rack to an APC one
Any details on the UPS' or power strips? Where there any 5g modems shown or are they all routers?
They are managed and if I remember correctly there are 2 versions , standard and pro , pros are more managed with the OS. There was the 5G-Link which is a 5G with dual nano sims stand alone unit which you can plug into a gateway on any port and it can act as a fail over. Again no mention of release dates or price but I bet it won’t be cheap.