Soldato
I moved my AWS controller back home to a Ubuntu VM - even powered off it was costing £5 or £6 a month (after the free first year)
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I moved my AWS controller back home to a Ubuntu VM - even powered off it was costing £5 or £6 a month (after the free first year)
Soldato
I'd be tempted by running it on your NAS if you don't already have a pi.
Soldato
Currently running 5.7.25 (happened in previously versions as well) and for some reason my www uptime keeps resetting to zero, when it happens I don't actually lose connectivity put the dials on the dashboard go orange and the counter resets.
More annoying than anything else, the USG is connect to my FTTC by a Huawei 612 via PPPoe.
Anybody know what might be going on?
Cheers
HEADRAT
More annoying than anything else, the USG is connect to my FTTC by a Huawei 612 via PPPoe.
Anybody know what might be going on?
Cheers
HEADRAT
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Don
On your USG, you probably have a custom IP set as the ping server, set it back to the default UBNT (then you can switch back).
Or use a named domain instead of IP.
Could use..
1dot1dot1dot1.cloudflare-dns.com
This is in..
USG
Config
Advanced
Echo Server
Or use a named domain instead of IP.
Could use..
1dot1dot1dot1.cloudflare-dns.com
This is in..
USG
Config
Advanced
Echo Server
Soldato
Let me give that a whizz, thanks
Changed but still uptime is still resetting to 0 and gauges going orange
Changed but still uptime is still resetting to 0 and gauges going orange
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Don
Hmm, change it to default. Wait 10 mins, see what it says..
Remember to click Save!
Remember to click Save!
Soldato
Getting annoyed now!
Got my Pi up and running, backed up the ubnt settings on my laptop. Connected to the pi and restored the backup.
Worked for 5 minutes and then suddenly the USG decided to disconnect itself and go awol. Just spent about 30 mins messing about getting it all up and running again on my laptop!
Got my Pi up and running, backed up the ubnt settings on my laptop. Connected to the pi and restored the backup.
Worked for 5 minutes and then suddenly the USG decided to disconnect itself and go awol. Just spent about 30 mins messing about getting it all up and running again on my laptop!
Soldato
On a separate note. There are 2 Ethernet ports on the access points. I use one for power but could the other be used to connect another device to the network?
Not something I've ever tried or used but I think it is a pass through Ethernet port (non-PoE), so you could in theory connect another device to it.
Yeah that's what it's for.
Soldato
Great. Wasn't sure if it was just some redundant port which may or may not be used in the future.
You could but I wouldn't due to the obvious limitations unless the other device could never use too much bandwidth e.g. a sub 100Mb camera.
Soldato
Can I strongly suggest before you start anything you watch one of the Unifi setup videos on YouTube?
I personally like the CrossTalk Solutions one. Although Unifi is really easy, it’s also really different to most other systems and to avoid posting in 24 hours about “how to adopt your USG into your network”, watch the video and then do it right first time.
Soldato
Still failing, orange dials and an "uptime" measured in minutes (though I never lose connectivity)
Don
Which versions are you on? (Controller and firmware)
Soldato
Controller 5.7.25 (CloudKey Firmware v0.10.1)
Hi,
Have setup a Ubiquiti network for a few months now and want to step up security a bit so can anyone advise the best way for this.
I want 1 wifi network (5Ghz) which has no restrictions
1 wifi network (2.4Ghz) which only enables internet for browsing (basically guest network? for children under 10)
1 wifi network (2.4Ghz) same as above but accessable on my home network (media players via Plex ect)
If possible 1 wifi network (hidden) for VPN.
I'm fairly new to all this so only have basic knowledge.
Recently have had issues with my ip address being outside of the UK (no VPN connection) ... i.e banks blocking accounts due to logging in from outside the UK (bank confirms the ip is my VM connection) iplayer ect.
Have also noticed that the wifi seems a bit on the sluggish side even though there is 90+% signal around the house.
Approximately in the evening there is about 15+ devices most of them wireless.
Would appreciate any advice
cheers
Currently:
Vivid 350 (Cloudfare DNS)
Cloudkey
Ubiquiti USG
US-8-60w switch
Netgear GS308P (upstairs)
2x UAP Pro (1 downstairs, 1 Upstairs)
Pi3 running Pi hole.
Have setup a Ubiquiti network for a few months now and want to step up security a bit so can anyone advise the best way for this.
I want 1 wifi network (5Ghz) which has no restrictions
1 wifi network (2.4Ghz) which only enables internet for browsing (basically guest network? for children under 10)
1 wifi network (2.4Ghz) same as above but accessable on my home network (media players via Plex ect)
If possible 1 wifi network (hidden) for VPN.
I'm fairly new to all this so only have basic knowledge.
Recently have had issues with my ip address being outside of the UK (no VPN connection) ... i.e banks blocking accounts due to logging in from outside the UK (bank confirms the ip is my VM connection) iplayer ect.
Have also noticed that the wifi seems a bit on the sluggish side even though there is 90+% signal around the house.
Approximately in the evening there is about 15+ devices most of them wireless.
Would appreciate any advice
cheers
Currently:
Vivid 350 (Cloudfare DNS)
Cloudkey
Ubiquiti USG
US-8-60w switch
Netgear GS308P (upstairs)
2x UAP Pro (1 downstairs, 1 Upstairs)
Pi3 running Pi hole.
Soldato
Loving the new interface on new 5.9.4 (Beta Unstable) https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi...Unstable-has-been-released/m-p/2339465#M66625
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Had to update my lets encrypt update script name & alias to "unifi" as opposed to ubnt for SSL to work. But yeah. I like the new GUI too.