



I have some unknown device in my clients list that shows it's online but is not connected to any network. It always comes back a few seconds after removal. In the topology it shows it's connected via wire to my U7 Wall access point, which is ridiculous...
I've found threads from more than 6 years ago having similar issues. What is it that Ubiquiti can't fix about that?
And how do I get rid of this device? It's driving me crazy lol.
PS: Restarting both the AP and the GW multiple times in various orders while removing the device did not help, it always comes back...
so my Mac is on a 10gbit nic and when I do a iperf from Mac to firewalla I'm getting 10gbit, but when I do iperf fro mac to ucg fiber only getting 5-6gbit. fro firewalla to ucgf is also only getting 5gbit-6gbit. what am I doing wrong? I have used parallel streams ant it tops at 7 gbitish. not sure why from Mac to firewalla obviously going through ucgf is getting 10gbit speeds.
Anyone try this modem with GCI? I called the tech line, and got a human on the first ring. he says that he couldn't say if it will work or not (because they already have an approved list), but he also said that "it's spec'ed out to work just fine." Just trying to see if anyone has tried
I just noticed all of a sudden the incorrect client is pulsing in the client view. When using my MacBook, that icon no longer pulse , its some other random one pulsing? Has anyone seen this before?
I recently picked up a Dream Router 7, and I didn’t intentionally enable remote management, but it shows up in the unifi site. I think I must have authenticated with my unifi account not realizing that was going to turn on remote management.
I would like to disable that, so there is no access into my device from unifi. Google searches turn up instructions for disabling, but the option is not present in my UI.
How can I disable remote management in the current Dream Router 7 UI? OR, do I have to do a factory reset to fix this?
Hey all,
I am in the early stages of re-doing my small home network and can use some advice and guidance. I am in the process of of consolidating my hardware to a 12U rack and am looking for feedback on the right networking layout for the below. I was considering buying a new UDM-Pro but it does not have multiple 2.5GbE ports so I'll wait until the next iteration. I'd like to eke out as much performance for my LAN as possible with my current hardware. I am absolutely open to buying some hardware if it should make the performance and functionality better.
CURRENT HARDWARE LAYOUT IDEAS
UCI Cable Internet
- Gateway Max UGX-MAX (4 x 2.5 GbE)
- - PC (w/ Unifi controller) : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - Mac Mini : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - UNAS-Pro : 10G SFP+ to 2.5Gbe via UACC-CM-RJ45-MG
- - USW Flex 2.5Gbe (8 x 2.5 GbE) : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - - Arlo Base Station : 10/100Mb to 2.5GbE // security cameras to be replaced later on with Unifi Security products…I just need to run the wire
- - - Xbox Series X : 1GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - US-8 : 1GbE to 2.5 GbE // just a TV, receiver, and AppleTV
Or
UCI Cable Internet
- Gateway Max UGX-MAX (4 x 2.5 GbE)
- - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - U7 Pro : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE w/ PoE
- - USW Flex 2.5Gbe (8 x 2.5 GbE) : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - PC (w/ Unifi controller) : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - Mac Mini : 2.5 GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - Arlo Base Station : 10/100Mb to 2.5GbE
- - - Xbox Series X : 1GbE to 2.5 GbE
- - - US-8 : 1GbE to 2.5 GbE
The vast majority of our client devices are WiFi but the ones that have the most data transferred are the Mac Mini, PC, UNAS, and Xbox. Everything else pales in comparison.
I also have a bunch of other hardware that I could use if it would make long-term sense… just not sure any of it is needed (US-16-POE-150, US-24, 3xU6-PRO, CloudKey Gen1, a couple edge switches...). These are just in storage at the moment.
I am very open to thoughts and feedback. I'm just looking to optimize LAN performance without buying a ton of new hardware...but if one or two new pieces would make a significant difference, please let me know. Thanks.
I'm so confused. I purchased a Universal Travel Router and have a UXG-Lite and CloudKey Gen2+. I believe I'm on all the latest software/firmware.
Network 10.2.105 UniFi OS 5.0.16
When I go to Settings > VPN I do not see the option to Teleport. Does this hardware combination not support Teleport? What would I need instead?
Google/Claude giving mixed messages about whether or not this is a supported setup. Can anyone clarify? Thanks!
I've read the recommendations here: Which 10Gb SFP+ Module Should You Choose?
Unfortunately, I am a little confused on the right connector. I am trying to connect the following:
The UNAS-Pro and the US-16-POE-150W both have SFP+ connectors so I was thinking I could use those to connect to 2.5GbE on the other devices to maximize throughput. If that is the recommended approach, can I use any SFP+ to RJ45 adapter? I see the prices all over the place. The Unifi connector (UACC-CM-RJ45-MG) is $65 but I can buy a pair of generic connectors off Amazon for $48. I'm sure there are some quality differences I need to be aware of but I am not sure what to look for that might help me understand which one is right. Thanks.
We have a UDM Pro that the "owner" account has a PW that needs to be reset. I have SSH access to the hardware. Is there a way to reset the PW or change ownership to one of the other accounts through SSH or another means?