Unifi Building to Building Bridge/USW Flex Review. The Equipment. The USW Flex switch is a ruggedized outdoor switch that can accept 802.3af/at/bt power over ethernet as an input and provide 802.3af power to devices on its remaining 4 ports. This port is extremely well thought out and when installed properly handles the elements quite nicely.I had the same dilemma. I went with Reolink for my outdoor cameras because I couldn’t stomach the cost of Unifi’s. If a Reolink camera breaks I really don’t care because it’s like $60-80 to replace it. I havent had any break so far and they’ve been used 24/7 for about 12 months in Chicago weather.Ubiquiti generally doesn't distribute discount codes. Thank you. That was the vibe I was getting but wanted to make sure. We were really surprised to see Black Friday/cyber Monday deals this year; it was a big thing. They know that there aren't real competitors in their niche, so they don't have to discount.I'm guessing it depends on how strong your connection speed is when remotely viewing. It should also be noted that in the app you can't setup custom live camera views (you can in the browser, however). Lastly, the G4 Pro cameras seem pretty expensive to cameras of similar specs. Should really be at least $100 cheaper.Ubiquiti, like every publicly traded company, cares more about their shareholders and stock price. Quote from the article: "…the revenue beat seemed to assure the market that demand remained intact for Ubiquiti's low-priced products…" Guess the article's writer has never bought anything from Ubiquiti.This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. UniFi still requiring MongoDB 3.6 is again, Complete bullshit and unacceptable. EDIT: It appears MongoDB 4.4 is actually supported officially in the newest 7.5 release. This wasn't made very clear. There was some talks about it working ...r/Ubiquiti. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. MembersOnline. •. burnslow13. Dream Router Purchase Was Worth It. Early Access. I have to say, setup of the dream router was a breeze. Backed up my cloud key 1, shut it down, set up the dream router and restored the site.This has not been easy and took me hours and hours of work to decide on the above things. ***Edited***. UPS requirements: A UPS to protect the devices during storms/surges. Good to have some backup to keep the cameras running but I am not sure if that is affordable. Rack requirements: For the rack, preferably floor standing.(Which I think is why many people throw their hands up in frustration when they first setup a Ubiquiti device - myself included). My initial intent for guest networks was to restrict clients from communicating with each other, as Ubiquiti is supposed to make guest networks harder to see other devices and networks. Unfortunately that didn’t ...Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.For Unifi switches with 10GbE RJ45, your only options are the XG-6-POE with 4 10GbE PoE++ ports for $599, or the Early Access Enterprise XG 24 with 24 10 GbE ports for $1299. Alternatively you can also get a switch that has multiple 10G SFP+ ports like the USW-Aggregation and use SFP+ to RJ45 transceiver modules, but they might have issues with ...Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.This often includes Printers, scanners, some home theater amplifiers etc. Iron... shows that it's a strong port. FE stands for Fast Ethernet, aka 100mbps. GbE stands for Gigabit Ethernet 1000mbps. 57 votes, 114 comments. 190K subscribers in the Ubiquiti community. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter….Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.I’ve been buying ubiquiti hardware for a long time. Started with the old UAPs and edgerouter lites. Nowadays it’s hard to find anything of theirs consistently in stock and they are constantly releasing new products at ultra low volume only to never get it in stock beyond small bursts, then ignoring it and moving on to the next new low volume product …ashyjay. • 2 mo. ago. Bang for buck over other business/enterprise gear and compared to the big names, Ubiquiti has home users buying a lot of stock as well. I mean there was a post the other day about some guy buying 40 Dream Routers, sure it was for deployment but that would wipe a lot of regional stock. 1.You can have a total break of some critical function over a firmware update, and issues with boot loop, going into rescue mode and extremely bad handling of errors. Also the hardware is lacking quality. I would not invest in unify if I started over, at least now with the major price jump. 1. Ubiquiti-Inc.I ended up putting together my home network for pretty cheap, much cheaper than going with an entire UNIFI stack. Here's a picture of my setup. Ubiquiti ER-X Router - $60. TP-Link TL-SG108PE 8 Port PoE Gigabit Switch - $70. The UDM-Pro was shut down and the UDR took it's place for six weeks. The UDR internet speed was max 650 Mbps on a 1 Gbps connection, on WiFi I could reach 600 Mbps - when using the UDM-Pro and the same AP's I got WiFi 700 Mbps. The UDR was stable and did a good job, in real life testing I could not feel the difference between WiFi 600 and 700 Mbps. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. Hello WiFi 7 - Ubiquiti Dropped the U7 Pro. Ceiling-mount WiFi 7 AP with 6 GHz support, 2.5 GbE uplink, and 9.3 Gbps over-the-air speed. 📷WiFi 7 with 6 GHz support. 📷140 m² (1,500 ft²) coverage. 📷300+ connected devices.The PiHole has really good logs and you can both create custom endpoint block groups, and block sinkhole any domain you wanted to. For just plain simple block some adds maybe the UniFi tool is good enough for some people, but on my network I like having the visibility and control of the PiHole.I didn't say Ubiquiti would stop making a rack-mount pro gateway. I said—and this really doesn't seem to be terribly controversial or outrageous—that if they are going to start selling a small white box for let's say $199 that has identical capabilities to their $379 rack-mount pro gateway except for a handful of switch ports, they are probably going to either make …MILF_Man. ADMIN. Beware buying AmpliFi by Ubiquity. I purchased an AmpliFi system (350 bucks) which included a router and 2 mesh units for my home and was generally pleased with it. I even suggested it to users in this forum I was so pleased. The wifi suddenly died and after chatting with their support people, it was suggested that the router ...Ubiquiti-Inc commented 2 days ago. Hi! We have reached out to you via Reddit chat to obtain your support ticket number, so that we can properly escalate and assist you. Thank you. 1. Reply. u/Ubiquiti-Inc: Official Ubiquiti Inc. www.ui.com critical.ui.com help.ui.com.Exotic-Grape8743. • 1 yr. ago. The ubiquiti system will perform lightyears better than any mesh system. Mesh is just a word for a bunch of access points that use wireless backhaul that implement some standards for handoff between them and automate the setup. The ubiquiti stuff will implement all the same standards and actually perform better ...It's obviously not correct that it exceeds the limits of your ISP. Looks like you weren't able to break the 1G limit with a WiFi 6E device w/ iPerf, even with the 2.5G uplink. When I get my next iPhone, assuming it has 6E, I look forward to testing that out! Thanks again! 2. 181K subscribers in the Ubiquiti community.JBDragon1. •. Ceiling mounted AP's work best on the Ceiling. You can mount them on the wall, but they won't work as well. I would look at getting one of the wall-mounted type APs. From the UAP-AC-M, to the UAP-FlexHD or U6-Mesh or the U6-IW-US-EA, In-Wall AP. That last one is in EA. Reply.so the device in image 1 is your modem it is your internet feed. that the yellow port of it gets plugged directly into the "WAN 1" port of the unifi usg (image3) that is your router. the "LAN 1" port is then plugged into the switch. and the switch is then plugged into every wired device. including the wifi ap pros. Smorgas47.U7 Pro Delivered and Happy. User Equipment Picture. I received my U7 Pro today and have only had a short time, but I am very impressed so far. Has zero problem maxing my 1 gig connection on WiFI 6E (Or 5Ghz DFS 160 MHz channel) with a iPhone 15 Pro Max. It replaced a U6-LR and the range actually seems better, the cameras at the far ends of my ...37" depth is something than neither the Samson or the Ubiquiti rack offers. For sure that's the sort of thing you'd want if you were planning on mounting a >24" depth rack-mount server. And so many U! I will have to keep that one in mind for when it's time to further build out my hardware environment and upgrade. Thanks for the share!52 votes, 71 comments. true. Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti!. This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products.Ubiquiti is prosumer gear, period. It shows by their lack of proper product and software management. Their CEO is just looking for the next best shiny thing to keep shareholders happy. Lifecycle management is non-existent, just look how many product lines were completely axed.Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Firstly because that apparently before UniFi Protect it was called UniFi Video which Ubiquiti killed so I was concerned (and still am) about the future of this product. Secondly I saw some people had various issues with their cameras, and in my case the G4 Pro cameras specifically, people reported condensation issues.Sensationalist Headline. I delayed it as much as possible, but I knew this had to happen sooner or later: the time to say goodbye to my beloved empty boxes has come! Big shoot out to my wife for being so comprehensive, she even said that it was not necessary to get rid of them, but they have been sitting there undisturbed (some for years) and ...Seems like there's something to the LR design. LR has 4x4 2.4ghz and pro has 2x2 on 2.4Ghz (which is the signal you most likely use when you are further from the AP. While more antenna doesn't mean faster or greater reach, they might be using larger antennas in older LR models.Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is perfect for simple but enterprise-level implementations. It is easy and quick to set up but has enough advanced features that most small-to-medium businesses will find it useful. Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is a whole suite of products, from wireless APs to security gateways, so it can be a complete solution, too.Those are generally used to be mounted in the back of the rack when you have back-mounted locations also. Or you get like I got, where the outlets are in the back when you mount your stip in the front. All I have on mine is a power light, a Surge light, and a power switch. 8 Outlets in the back where they belong.Ubiquiti works well for certain cases- like creating dense, multi AP covered spaces at a reasonable cost. Tp link Omada offers much of the same, but has fewer options in AP selections (nothing like the FlexHD outdoor units or the smaller desktop switches like Flexmini or switchlite).Ubiquiti is cheap because it is self managed. You don’t have to go through presales and sales agents. Like you would if you were a customer of a larger brand. And to be quite frank, ubiquiti publishes all their radio specifications, including antenna beam patterns. A sophisticated user can use that information and build a network, or hire a ...Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can. Seems like there's something to the LR design. LR has 4x4 2.4ghz and pro has 2x2 on 2.4Ghz (which is the signal you most likely use when you are further from the AP. While more antenna doesn’t mean faster or greater reach, they might be using larger antennas in older LR models. USG and CKG2+ were rackable (USG with third-party rack mount kit, CKG2/2+ with original Ubiquiti kit). This thing is not, and it has wifi too, which is not a good thing to have inside a metal rack. Even if you did not rack mount them, they were flat & small enough so you could fit them inside standard electrical box.Open_Cartographer_54. • 3 mo. ago. I recently dropped my UDMP for a Firewalla Gold SE. It has significantly better security features than UDMP then I migrated my UniFi switching & wireless to a self-hosted Unifi Controller on a Ubuntu VM. It's been rock solid and solved some filtering quirks I was seeing with the UDMP.Announcing: UniFi Cable Internet. #UniFi Cable Internet is a multi-gigabit, rack-mountable cable modem. Available now in the United States with support for Comcast Business, Comcast Xfinity (Residential), Charter Spectrum (Residential), and Cox (Residential). Learn more: https://ui.social/UCI A multi-gigabit, rack-mountable cable modem.Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.192.168.0.0/16, 172.16.0.0/12, and 10.0.0.0/8. If you only require one specific address, use it instead of the RFC1918 Subnets. The rule will prevent the isolated VLANs from initiating traffic to the Default network. Make sure it is placed below your allow rules. Here is the simple traffic rule that lets my HomeAssistant into other isolated ...Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven't already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.4.0. Excellent. By John R. Delaney. September 19, 2016. The Bottom Line. If you have a house that's too big for your network, the Ubiquiti Amplifi HD Home Wi-Fi System is …SupaMonkeyZA. • 1 yr. ago. Since WiFi 7 is only expected to be finalised in 2024, I highly doubt Ubiquiti will jump to 7 and skip 6E. Then again, they only just released their first 6E device so they must either step on the gas or skip it. Personally, I would prefer to they just skip it and jump straight into 7 if that means we get it in Q1 2023.Ubiquiti is no longer interested in the customers who wanted EdgeRouters so unfortunately you'll have to move on to a different brand. I suggested VyOS because EdgeOS is a fork of it and it would be an easy migration path forward, plus it's got a free community edition. Reply reply more replyMore repliesMore replies.Seems less flexible as I want to move to a bigger house in 3-4 years and then add IP camera's (not sure if I'll go Ubiquiti Protect or not) UniFi. Flexible, tons of switches and AP's to choose from. UniFi Protect. Rackable products. So in short. I need a solution for a 110m2 apartment for 3-4 years. The AmpliFi seems like a nice thing for this ...The router, the Omada controller, a 24-port POE+ switch, and three EAP660HD APs, and one outdoor AP can all be had for under $1100. The same setup with Ubiquiti was going to run me at least $2000, and from what I can tell, while TP-Link's Omada isn't yet as polished as UniFi, it'll get there I think.May 11, 2023 ... If you just want to set up a basic network and forget, UniFi UDM is perfectly fine. If you are looking at advance routing look elsewhere, as ...The Ubiquiti discord has a stock bot; but you have to be level 6 to see it. The discord group is actually one of the better ones and if you try and spam to up your level; you'll get the boot. ... /r/secretsanta and Reddit Gifts were started in 2009 to provide a Secret Santa exchange for the Reddit community. On January 24, 2022, Redditgifts was ... Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can. The unifi cams are well built but expensive for what you get. Also, when using RTSP for BI, the settings/customization are pretty lacking compared to most other cameras (clearly, their primary focus is on the unifi ecosystem, not 3rd party integration). But, they work well enough.Nov 20, 2023 ... Unifi is the "apple of networking", yes, you could use other brands with it, but it will run way better with their stuff. Also the setup differs ...Ubiquiti got me started. but I’ve since found I much prefer Mikrotik for routing and switches. In fact, for service provider and complex routing mikrotik is the only choice. Mikrotik’s routerOS is pure genius and is the same OS on all devices. Best of all, all their devices are routers and do not require a controller. This saves a bundle. USW-24 for sale, 2 months old. Ubiquiti Networks UniFi USW-24 24-Port Managed Gigabit Managed Switch with SFP, purchased and no longer needed right after return window. Will ship without packaging, but including power supply and rack ears. $120, you pay shipping! Auvik Free Unifi Switch Experience. Hardware Discount / Deal. I ended up trying the Auvik trial promo for the free Unifi 24 port switch. I was impressed that I ended up getting the switch no questions asked and no money invested. I ended up using a few switches I had and PFSense VM’s. UISP Switch Hardware, Power, and Accessories. As with most new Ubiquiti hardware, the UISP Switch comes in a smooth, white, plastic casing and a clean overall look. It looks more like a UniFi product than a classic black EdgeSwitch, but it feels solid and well-built.My Dream Router arrived today, and I can't believe how loud it is! : r/Ubiquiti. Go to Ubiquiti. r/Ubiquiti. r/Ubiquiti. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. MembersOnline. •.My favorite part is “Standard dome-shaped APs like the nanoHD and UniFi 6 Lite feature omnidirectional antennas which radiate in all directions. These are the best option for even indoor coverage. Ideally, these should be mounted on a ceiling facing down, as they focus more of their signal out of the top of the dome.”.I've created r/UbiquitiInStock as a sister subreddit for folks that want to post links as in-stock alerts rather than using the existing thread. I've set up automod to remove any posts that aren't direct links to ui.com to avoid any spam. 9. Share. elantra04. • 2 yr. ago.Ubiquiti has no reason to offer any sales or anything on their webstore. If you want discounts, you'd get that from one of their official distributors. If you want discounts, you'd get that from one of their official distributors.Ubiquiti has a higher failure rate than other business hardware. The warranty is only a year and it isn't next business day. Wifi and routing is cheaper than other companies, but I feel like switching is about the same price without the warranty. The adoption / pushing updates is definitely a process and some ppl have problems. Check reddit.Here's a non-complete list of total headscratchers. Used USG-Pro-4s for nearly $500. First Gen Cloud Keys (UC-CK) for $149 + shipping. UAP-PRO APs for $75 (complete with its original black box!) USW-8-60 for nearly $200. USG for $360. Those aren't just listings either they are actually being sold at those prices!Hello! Thanks for posting on r/Ubiquiti! This subreddit is here to provide unofficial technical support to people who use or want to dive into the world of Ubiquiti products. If you haven’t already been descriptive in your post, please take the time to edit it and add as many useful details as you can.Solved: Unable to login self-hosted unifi network server webpage after (mongo) upgrade. User Guide. TL;DR: Create a new login using old credentials and restore from settings section of webpage. Do not restore from link on initial create new login / account screen. I run a self-hosted instance of unifi networks server (formerly controller) 8.0. ...Once flying high on their status as Reddit stocks, these nine penny stocks are falling back towards prior price levels. These Reddit stocks are falling back toward penny-stock pric...If you think that scandalous, mean-spirited or downright bizarre final wills are only things you see in crazy movies, then think again. It turns out that real people who want to ma...mactelecomnetworks. Unifi express. USG replacement? User Equipment Picture. Something I'm super excited about is being showcased at wispapaloza the Unifi express. built in wifi6 2x2 mimo -1500 square ft coverage -100+ connected WiFI devices. 1 Gbe RJ45 WAN port. 1 Gbe RJ45 Lan port -LCM screen. Looks like the USG replacement !!!!For the specs you get they are *significantly* more expensive than standard industry matching products. Lets do a quick financial breakdown of the Nikon D850 vs. this camera: Camera-DSLR-EA: Price: 2,500. Megapixel: 10. "Price per megapixel": $250 USD. Nikon D850: Price: 2,500. Megapixel: 47.5.EdgeOS 3.0!! Early Access. I just got an email that a release candidate for EdgeOS 3.0 has been released, and I'm shocked. It looks like the main changes are Wireguard support and a revamped GUI. After a couple years of thinking it was dead, I guess I was wrong. I'm doubly surprised nobody is discussing it here.In direct comparison to OpenWRT in the past where we had problems again and again. 1x Ubiquiti US-8-150W -> CHF 214.–. 1x Ubiquiti UniFi Security Gateway Pro 4 -> CHF 293.–. 4x Ubiquiti UniFi AP AC-PRO -> CHF 159.– = CHF 636.-. Total = CHF 1143.-. An investment that has more than paid for itself. I went with Ubiquiti and while everything ...2.4 GHz: Channel width set to 20, transmit power at 14 dBm, minimum RSSI -70. 5 GHz: Channel width set to 80, transmit power at 20 dBm, minimum RSSI -70. Wireless Meshing. Since all my Access Points (APs) are hardwired, I've disabled meshing altogether. Multicasts and IGMP Snooping. Enabled for both of our VLANs.Ubiquiti does not offer any way of high availability. Beeing able to run the controllers on my own systems (which are HA) was a big selling point for me (or us) - now that goes down the drain. Can't wait until the unifi controller is gone, and you need that crapy clodkey (3/5 are replaced at least once) we never had any problems with updates on ... You are correct, you get the 6ghz band that can be used for more speed or a duplex connection. So your device could send and receive at once, like Ethernet. Not as good of course, but a lot better than otherwise. You only need a 2.5gig+ switch to take advantage of WiFi 6e speeds, you will get the benefits of the 6ghz band regardless. AmpliFi is just mediocre hardware with a ripped off clone of OpenWRT on it that Ubiquiti slapped their name on and refuses to honor the licensing agreement for the code they took. Don't waste your money on AmpliFi. Between the lite and the LR I would go with the LR for the better antennas and 3x3 on 2.4GHz vs the 2x2 on 2.4GHz for the lite.Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is perfect for simple but enterprise-level implementations. It is easy and quick to set up but has enough advanced features that most small-to-medium businesses will find it useful. Ubiquiti Networks UniFi is a whole suite of products, from wireless APs to security gateways, so it can be a complete solution, too. Ubiquiti doesn't make anything for travel and their mobile router only works with AT&T. The UX is the closest you'll get but it doesn't have the ability to handle hotel Captive portals. It also doesn't do WiFi as WAN and not every hotel offers wired Ethernet in rooms. 2. The PiHole has really good logs and you can both create custom endpoint block groups, and block sinkhole any domain you wanted to. For just plain simple block some adds maybe the UniFi tool is good enough for some people, but on my network I like having the visibility and control of the PiHole.These charts compare all available UniFi Network devices — Gateways, Consoles, Switches, and Wireless Access Points. They are available as images and in other mobile-friendly formats on Google Drive. Other Ubiquiti Comparison Charts: UniFi Protect Comparison Charts. PtP and PtMP Radio Comparison Charts. EdgeMAX and UISP Wired Comparison Charts. Yes, but home is honestly my alpha test before I move to testing at work. At work I have 187 UAP-AC-HD APs (we are testing a dozen U6-LR units), 84 L2 POE (US-24-250 and US-24-500 switches.) Support from ubiquiti is pretty minimal. They don’t have a conventional support model you pay out the nose for.
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Only a few products have gone up in price since the chip shortage and shipping crisis. Ubiquiti honestly does bring out a lot of product it just gets bought up really fast. Chip shortage is over. Many companies actually have excess silicon inventory due to double-ordering during the pandemic. Announcement Post from Ubiquiti Overview. UniFi Network Application 8.1.127 enhances Firewall Rules visibility and adds tunnel IP addresses and OSPF dynamic routing support for IPsec Site-to-Site VPNs. Improvements. Added Tunnel IP to Route-Based IPsec Site-to-Site VPNs. Added Dynamic option to Remote Networks for Route-Based IPsec Site-to-Site ... Those are generally used to be mounted in the back of the rack when you have back-mounted locations also. Or you get like I got, where the outlets are in the back when you mount your stip in the front. All I have on mine is a power light, a Surge light, and a power switch. 8 Outlets in the back where they belong.The switch and NVR hardware in that device probably doesn't really change the price much, they're pretty basic features. It's already a fairly aggressively priced product. It does have a controller. People love the UDM-pro, and it has no more hardware and software issues than any other unifi product.Maybe. If you use VLANs to separate networks (perhaps IOT, servers, and user-machines), it's a whole lot easier to set up and maintain in a pure Unifi environment. If you like having pretty pictures in your network console, and having one place to see status and do firmware upgrades, it's kind of nice to have it all Unifi. r/Ubiquiti. This is a place to discuss all of Ubiquiti's products, such as the EdgeRouter, UniFi, AirFiber, etc. MembersOnline. •. [deleted] My experience with ubiquiti support. Whine / Complaint. As you can find in my post history, I had 6ghz not working. Contacted chat support on Dec 5. 2022 As of today, after exchanging tons of e-mails ... Using third party switches with Ubiquiti gear. Hello, so I'm looking to invest in a full home network and have discovered that there is cat5e in my house already that leads up to the attic. What I would like to do is install a switch up there and run it to 2 or 3 AP AC Lites, a few hikvision cameras, and to a nanostation ac loco which will send ...Introducing UniFi Ultra. A new product lineup focused on performance at exceptional value. Starting with Swiss Army Knife - our most compact WiFi access point yet, with an unrivaled price to performance ratio, external antenna support, and incredible indoor/outdoor versatility. Learn more: https://ui.social/UKUltra.In general i install one AP per thousand sq ft. This allows for higher speeds and better reliability. More AP's at lower TX power is better than bigger AP's with big TX power. Look at like this. The AP is a major league pitcher playing catch with a 3 year old (your wireless devices).Ubiquiti is for people that have a lot of money to throw and looking for easier application, but ultimately they are getting locked into their eco-system, just like Apple does. I am not saying they are not good but there are cheaper alternatives. Look for Mikrotik (not for novices), TP Link, etc. Reply reply.Regarding "HA" on the Pi-Holes, I followed this guide: Pi-Hole Ad-Block with Failover on UniFi. Without getting overly technical, it is basically: 2 x RPi running Pi-Hole (static IPs assigned for each) Single virtual IP to act as the DNS Address. Keepalived for health check and load balancing.Announcement Post from Ubiquiti Overview. UniFi Network Application 8.1.127 enhances Firewall Rules visibility and adds tunnel IP addresses and OSPF dynamic routing support for IPsec Site-to-Site VPNs. Improvements. Added Tunnel IP to Route-Based IPsec Site-to-Site VPNs. Added Dynamic option to Remote Networks for Route-Based IPsec Site-to-Site ...U7 Pro Delivered and Happy. I received my U7 Pro today and have only had a short time, but I am very impressed so far. Has zero problem maxing my 1 gig connection on WiFI 6E (Or 5Ghz DFS 160 MHz channel) with a iPhone 15 Pro Max. It replaced a U6-LR and the range actually seems better, the cameras at the far ends of my house have a slightly ....