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The Computer Dad
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This channel is to share this big man's IT journey and hope to spread a little knowledge to others along the way!
Dream Machine Pro - Setup Part Deux
This is one of my longer videos going through the process of transitioning from the Ubiquiti Cloud Key Gen 2 Plus to the Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. This requires some planning and consideration as the UDM Pro goes beyond just being a network controller and NVR.
Join me as we upgrade the network once more, get the UDM Pro set up on the edge of my home lab, and transition all of my UCK-managed equipment to the UDM Pro controller.
Network Equipment:
UDM Pro | tinyurl.com/e3s2tvcw
UDM Pro Quick Start Guide | tinyurl.com/2wcdkbue
Recording Gear:
Elgato Facecam | tinyurl.com/ytxu2dfe
Elgato Stream Deck Plus | tinyurl.com/2pdvwtj2
Fifine K678 Studio USB Mic | tinyurl.com/hb9cyb6k
Software:
OBS Studio
Microsoft Clipchamp
Join me as we upgrade the network once more, get the UDM Pro set up on the edge of my home lab, and transition all of my UCK-managed equipment to the UDM Pro controller.
Network Equipment:
UDM Pro | tinyurl.com/e3s2tvcw
UDM Pro Quick Start Guide | tinyurl.com/2wcdkbue
Recording Gear:
Elgato Facecam | tinyurl.com/ytxu2dfe
Elgato Stream Deck Plus | tinyurl.com/2pdvwtj2
Fifine K678 Studio USB Mic | tinyurl.com/hb9cyb6k
Software:
OBS Studio
Microsoft Clipchamp
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Dream Machine Pro - Unbox and Setup Part 1
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The day is finally here where I unbox and setup the UDM Pro. I have had this unit for over two months waiting for time to finally get it fired up and cutover from my UCK Gen2 Plus. Join me as we unbox the UDM Pro and take a look at the initial setup! Network Equipment: UDM Pro | tinyurl.com/e3s2tvcw UDM Pro Quick Start Guide | tinyurl.com/2wcdkbue Recording Gear: Elgato Facecam | tinyurl.com/yt...
G4 Instant Setup
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It has been a minute, but we are back! Kicking off 2024 with a review of the Ubiquiti G4 Instant WiFi camera. In this video, we are going to review the removal, adoption, and base configuration of this small yet powerful camera. More to come in this series as we navigate the high-level features of Ubiquiti's NVR application, Protect. Network Equipment: UniFi G4 Instant | tinyurl.com/mj978th2 Un...
04 - U6+ Adoption and Setup
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It is time to put it all together in the rack! This video walks through the UCK and USW rack installation and scratches the surface of the network setup, switch features, and more! Network Equipment: Juniper SRX300 UniFi USW-48P-PoE | tinyurl.com/y5a37xkv UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus | tinyurl.com/2jrcv76z UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Rack Mount | tinyurl.com/yp2v9hy9 UniFi U6 | tinyurl.com/yc6wje65 Recor...
03 - Rack Cleanup & Ubiquiti Install
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It is time to put it all together in the rack! This video walks through the UCK and USW rack installation and scratches the surface of the network setup, switch features, and more! NetworkEquipment: Juniper SRX300 UniFi USW-48P-PoE | tinyurl.com/y5a37xkv UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus | tinyurl.com/2jrcv76z UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Rack Mount | tinyurl.com/yp2v9hy9 Raspberry Pi Pi-Hole for DNS | tinyurl...
02 - UCK Gen2 Plus Setup
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Join me as we set up the UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus with the Gen2 Rack Mount Kit! These UCKs are versatile and provide a lot of features packed into a small device. It is a great product for home and small business use. New Equipment: UniFi USW-48P-PoE | tinyurl.com/y5a37xkv UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus | tinyurl.com/2jrcv76z UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Rack Mount | tinyurl.com/yp2v9hy9 UniFi G4 Doorbell ...
01 - Ubiquiti Unboxing
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Unboxing new Ubiquiti network equipment as part of a home lab network refresh. New Equipment: UniFi USW-48P-PoE | tinyurl.com/y5a37xkv UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus | tinyurl.com/2jrcv76z UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Rack Mount | tinyurl.com/yp2v9hy9 UniFi G4 Doorbell Professional PoE Kit | tinyurl.com/39xx8d2n UniFi G4 Bullet Camera | tinyurl.com/bdefcvms UniFi G4 Instant Camera | tinyurl.com/3v7r5tf5 Rec...
Big Mike - The Computer Dad
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Trying my hand at creating content around IT, project management, and life. Let's see how this goes!
So refreshing to see something other than a Unifi used for a router/firewall. I too am I big fan of Juniper. Work with them every day, run them at home.
Ha! You'll be sad then with my later videos when I flip over to the UDM Pro... I do love Juniper - learned firewalls on them then went after their certs last year. It is the best CLI out there and commit confirmed is the greatest command ever. I have my SRX300 and SRX320 in the lab. Our shop is moving away from them which makes me sad, but I want to keep that skill up solely because I love the CLI so much.
Is it possible to get unifi G4 instant working without any access points or other unifi hardware? Only laptop, tablet, phone..
@@IvoKlerk Negative - the device is wireless and needs to be adopted by a UniFi controller with the protect application installed. This would be a UDM, UCK, or UNVR.
@@TCD_TheComputerDad I ordered the Unifi Cloudkey G2, with HDD. Is that enough to setup my G4 and make it stream to my phone etc?
@@IvoKlerk yes! That will allow you to adopt the G4 to the UCK Protect application. You can download the mobile app and authenticate to view the livestream from your phone.
which juniper model is this?
@@IOTTRADERS I was using the Juniper SRX300 as my edge before getting the UDM installed. I learned firewalls on that platform and had it at home to lab things up. Always good to have a spare, too, just in case!
great video man. on my second cloudkey gen2. had nothing but trouble this go around with the rackmount unit. did a factory reset in recovery mode. Your video did keep me patient. I have had Unifi now for 6 years, running without a controller the past 4 years :)
@@maziarzarea2540 thank you! The rack threw me the first time I set one up. You’re not alone! Glad that it sounds to be working and you’re on the UCK as a controller. For the price, it’s the way to go!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad don’t you think one of the new express gateway ultra devices would be a better buy for $200? Or do they not have a cloud key built in?
@@maziarzarea2540 they may be - they run the UniFi OS and would serve as an edge device on the network. It doesn’t offer the protect feature as it lacks the NVR component with a drive. Unless you need an edge device for more granular control, I think the UCK is the better buy. I also have been reading bad QC reports on the routers. That said, I’ve also had a bunch of drive failure on the UCK. Easier to change the disk than RMA an entire unit.
I had a G4 instant working well. Then I had to restore the to factory default my UDM Pro to fix a VPN problem. Now the G4 instant will not adopt without a secret code? How does one find of get this secret code?
@@DIYJim-wx6hq Hmm, not aware of this secret code. Did you factory default the G4 instant using the physical button? If all else failed, try ubnt as that is the default password on their appliances. Let me know how you make out!
Why does everything look backwards? I see the sfp ports on the left side and the Ubiquiti screen on the right side and the StarTech lettering of the rack looks backwards? I like the use of the fiber connections, I have just recently installed optical transceivers and fiber cables and it works great and less heat for each of these connections. Thanks for going into detail when you explain the switches and trunk ports and POE.
I believe I was mirroring the recording which inverts the image. Appreciate the feedback! Fiber was a great option for this setup and now with the UDM Pro, its even better!
Mike, is it possible to run the UCKG2 as a router in the following configuration for UniFi Network? UCK-G2+ for Network and Protect (Console) UniFi Switch Lite 16 PoE (PoE to UCK-G2+) ISP modem connected to USW-Lite16PoE
@@misterkush7 Hey there! Negative - the UCK is not an edge device like a router or firewall. It is simply a controller appliance running the UniFi suite of apps. You could have the ISP as the edge providing DHCP and other features, but the UCK remains the controller. The network would still point to a third-party gateway in this case being your ISP equipment. If you wanted to setup a full network, I’d recommend using the Ubiquiti Dream Machine. I have a few videos in my playlist about that platform and what it can do. It sits between your ISP and local network allowing more control than what typical ISP routers permit.
Superb tutorial, thank you. I’m switching my Cisco aps to Unifi U6 pluses. Is it better to have the cloud key gen device or better without? What would you recommend please? I will only have the unifi access points. To manage these, would it be better to have the cloud key rather than just managing on a laptop, I guess needing to run the software all the time?
I appreciate that feedback, thank you! I have one of the U6+ units and can highly recommend! Using a cloud key makes life easier in my opinion. You allow that device to manage the UniFi OS instead of it being tied to a laptop or PC. Further, it allows you to access the console remotely without having to leave a laptop or PC online all the time/set it up as a service so the software stays running. I recommend the Ubiquiti Cloud Key Gen2 Plus since its a $20 difference from the non-Plus model without the HDD. The Plus provides the ability to use the protect application with the built-in HDD. Ubiquiti has WiFi cameras that are reasonably priced and range from 1080p to 2k. They're very easy to setup and to adopt APs!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad Thank you so much for the detailed feedback, I’m going to go for it!
@@ShadowDragon1180 Awesome! Let me know if you have any issues! Have fun!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad Hi, one more question please. So Ive configured all the Unifi devices on my network using the online software, still waiting for the cloudkey to arrive before moving everything to there. When the cloudkey comes, how do I transfer everything please? Currently does the online platform do backups? If so where are they stored? I guess I need to reset all devices and rejoin them on the Cloudkey, I hope I can restore from backup as Ive renamed devices and they are connected to the respective APs which I want them to be connected to.
@@ShadowDragon1180 Here is a resource link for backups using the software controller and for when the UCK is in place: help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008976393-UniFi-Backups-and-Migration Honestly, I have done over 50 of these UCK deployments taking over for a central controller so we could reduce VPN traffic between sites. It is not hard to rebuild. Some recommendations: - Document your AP naming conventions and IP addresses (if static) - Document your AP Groups (if applicable) - Document your SSIDs and PSKs (or other auth method) If you recreate the SSID 1:1, everything will reconnect just fine. It's when you change up the SSID or PSK that you have to play the fun game of run around and reconfigure all the wireless IoT devices :)
Thanks for the tutorial. You said I need to factory reset my UniFi hardware and add them to UCK Gen2 Plus if I want to use them. Can I adapt UCK Gen2 Plus to my current network? Everything is ready there, so why can't I bring it to my existing network environment?
Yes, correct! The devices are typically managed by a software controller sans a UniFi OS device like a UCK or UDM. The UCK is the controller so you wouldn't adopt the UCK. You would adopt devices into the UCK. It is the controller and the only one you would want if using it on your network. To do this, make sure it has an IP on the same network as your existing gear then reset your other UniFi equipment. You would reset them on the physical device with the reset button or SSH in via a terminal emulator like PuTTY to adopt onto the UCK. The devices pop right up when ready for adoption. Rebuild your network, SSID, PSK to match what is there today and you're golden!
It would be good to show the Configuration of the UDM PRO for all those who are not to familiar with the unit. Show Optimal configuration setting and such
Good call - I plan to do a revisit of that setup. Building a base configuration guide that is vendor agnostic as part of a Networking 101 course. I'll sneak the UDM Pro setup in during that series.
Don't see the link to the screwdriver
Just added it! Here's the link: tinyurl.com/ymdr5z8f
Hmmm lost, so that is if you have a Unifi UCKm, and if not????
You can use a software controller installed on a PC or a UniFi OS platform like a UCK or UDM. In this video, I was still using a UCK Gen2 Plus.
Very nice explanation of how the Unifi network works, thanks! I have a UCG Ultra as a router where I adopted two switches, some AP's, some cams and a doorbell (all UniFi). On my UCK G2 plus I have Protect running and no devices are adopted. When I look inside the network settings of my UCK I there is a third-party gateway mentioned instead of my UCG Ultra as a gateway. In your video @ 14.40 it is the same and also no subnets are visible. Is this normal? I know the UCG Ultra and the UCK are completely different devices and cannot be adopted by each other . But it is strange that the UCK cannot see the UCG Ultra, its a UniFi device.
Are you using the UCK for protect? You mention there are no protect devices adopted. If not using Protect, then I would remove the UCK from the network. They both run UniFi OS and act as controllers. When in the UCG, are you seeing the device as the available gateway? I have not played around with that configuration specifically, but things I would triple check: - Everything is on the same LAN - You can see both devices in you UI management portal - The UCG is set as the network gateway for any VLANs configured
@@TCD_TheComputerDad I’ve got the protect devices adopted in the UCK G2 and inside the UCK G2 I see the UCG Ultra as third party router, not as the UCG Ultra. Inside the UCG Ultta I can see the UCG Ultra as router (by name, not third party router). Both devices can be seen in the Unifi portal
@@MarkvanBragt - Ah, I reread what is going on and I understand now. The UCG is the network controller now and identifies itself as the router. I would not be concerned about not seeing it in the UCK. The network app running on the UCK is no longer relevant to your network. The UCK is either getting DHCP from the UCG or is statically assigned on the UCG-defined network. It sounds like this is working as expected. Since I have the UDM Pro on mine, if I were to turn up the UCK on the network again and go into the UCK Network app, I'd see the same thing. It's like LOR, one controller to rule them all!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad okay thanks for your help 👍🏼
@@MarkvanBragt you’re most welcome!
Thanks for sharing. I finally found the latest information about this machine.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Can you help me please to completely set up my unify console...somehow my u6 in wall accesspoint not adopting to my unify dream wall and saying uplink is not available.
I have not yet worked with the dream wall. That said, one of my favorite Ubiquiti content creators, Crosstalk Solutions, made a video with the full setup: czcams.com/video/nWP-BKeN6Xk/video.html Give this a watch as it should be all-in-one when setting up the UniFi OS and Network application. Let me know if this helps!
Getting alot of disconnects and it saying Los of power?
Some preliminary questions: Are you using the provided USB-C cable and charger brick? If so, have you attempted to plug it into another, known good outlet? It seems that there are some QC issues with them: community.ui.com/questions/G4-instant-keeps-losing-power/f056211f-e662-4739-b3aa-79b2b6827750 Depending on when you purchased it, direct from Ubiquiti comes with a two-year warranty. You should be able to RMA the unit if it continues to have issues.
No support for macOS unfortunately...
All I can suggest is chapters! Otherwise can't wait for more content 😊
Didn't know that was a thing! Learn something new every day! Thank you!
Well done and explained vid . Got m sub .
Appreciate it!!
Can you tell me how to connect a cloudkey+ to the unifi 48 poe swtich, I really dont want to use the udmse to fill a rack space i want to use that space for something else. I keep hearing about sfp+ backbone using the udmpro. I want to be able to use the cloudkey+ as the main controller for all the applications because its small, i will buy the nvr 4 bay to do all my video needs, but I also want to be able to use the 10gig ports on the switch I also want to bring in the aggregation 8 port 10 gig switch. is this even possible without the udm-pro?
Hey there! This all depends on how you want your infrastructure to look. For 10Gbps, you will need at least the Pro 48 PoE switch with the 10G SFP+ ports up to a gateway like the UDM Pro or Pro SE with a single 10Gbps LAN SFP+ port. The UDM Pro could be your network controller, gateway, and NVR for the Protect application all-in-one. If not using the UDM Pro or Pro SE and wanting to use the Cloud Key Gen 2 Plus, you are looking at a single 1Gbps NIC that requires PoE from the switch. I am not sure how running the UNVR would behave as that also runs the Protect Application from the UniFi OS. Again, it depends on what you want/need. If wanting a 10Gbps LAN side backbone, you would need the UDM Pro and the Pro 48 PoE. That would be my recommendation. If you need a ton more storage with RAID and other redundancies for video recording, then the UNVR would be an option to add as well. All three of those appliances support 10Gbps SFP+ interfaces. In my opinion, an aggregation switch would be overkill as you have only one 10Gbps uplink on the UDM Pro, one on the UNVR, and four on the Pro 48 PoE. The aggregation switch is Layer 2 only and typically used if you have multiple switches spread out over fiber runs for additional 10Gbps uplinks to an MDF from an IDF for example. Hope this helps!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad Thanks yeah, copy that. Will make a few changes in the setup. Appreciate your time.
@@Photoshopuzr My pleasure! Keep me posted on how you make out!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad I definitely will, building this slowly but im getting there. I wanted to ask about the software GUI such as settings and firewall and vpn do they look the same like for the udm and all the rest of the UI hardware im going to add a uxg pro or the gateway max im a little concerned about how it will look. As for the gateway such as the uxg's only the hardware will be doing the job and the software will run the same way? im not expecting a new option for the uxg gateway to pop up on the same side for this device.
@@Photoshopuzr It is all the same UniFi OS. Keep in mind each console - UDM, UXG, UCK, etc - all have their own feature set that would be unique. From an aesthetic and user interface perspective, it’s all the same OS shell.
Why not the pro SE
I thought about it, but I wanted to just kick the tires on the platform. I was not fully sold that it would be my edge device. I run an SRX300 series firewall (well did - stay tuned for my part 2 as I am now completely on the UDM Pro) that was doing just fine. I've seen the SEs in the wild and the PoE feature is useful in SoHo deployments. An AP or two, couple wired devices, and a WAN uplink then you're set. The added benefit, if you get a drive, of throwing on a camera or two is huge.
Your voice should be LOUDER, difficult to listen.....
Got it - appreciate the feedback! Will work on fixing voice volume!
I also have a UDM pro coming in to replace my cloud gen2 and USG-pro4. When will your next video part 2 come out …
I am working to get it out next week. I have it all staged but had to dispatch for an emergency network build out west. I’ll make sure it includes all the steps to transition from the UCK to the UDM and some roundabout methods to stage the gear while not borking the current prod network.
Can you please tell me where to order the correct replacement HD for this unit. I ordered the one on their site and it was too large. I just want to replace the original HD. Thank you in advance
You can order a 2.5” drive right from Amazon. Here is the link from Ubiquiti about incompatible drives to stay away from: help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037340954-UniFi-Storage-Requirements-and-Compatibility This is a drive we used to test the swap procedure to SSD with a spare UCK: a.co/d/d9cOWAO Keep in mind SSDs are reported to not be the best for NVR applications. Review and research before deciding, but any drive outside of the incompatible list should do you well. The premature drive failures appear to be related to heat. The units NIC gets hot and the unit bakes a little. I have seen heat sinks installed on the chassis that help reduce the ambient operating temp and may improve drive longevity. Let me know if you need any further help!
@@TCD_TheComputerDad excellent video... my ck plus is on it sway and yes i am thinking on replacing the drive with an ssd so it is a simple swap right?
@@alvarohiguero yes! It’s plug and play as long as the drive is supported. Check the link above for compatible drives. To be safe, take backups of your console and network configuration. If using Protect now, make sure to back up any videos you want. There’s no simple export import for recordings. Good luck!
Dude.. your special effects are going other level and your DJ voice is in full force. A master class of ... Oh hell... I don't know what.
You're the man! Have to keep the DJ voice - cannot let them know the real me... ;) A master class in how not to RTFM... They print instructions for a reason, kids.
I have a couple G5 bullets outside. I might pick up a couple of these for inside. Thanks for the in-depth video!
Absolutely! I am running the G4 Bullet and G5 Domes along with the G4 Doorbell Pro PoE kit too. 7 cameras in total all on the UCK. They all run great! About to upgrade to the UDM Pro this week. Curious to see if the experience improves.
@@TCD_TheComputerDad Nice! I just splurged and got the UDM SE. Upgraded from a linksys router/AP lol. BIG difference. I caught the Ubiquiti bug, I'm sure my collection will grow too hahaha
@@ValexNihilist Noice! The SE is sweet with the added PoE benefit! I want to get a second now to test the shadow HA feature. Can’t wait to kick the tires on it!
Do you have a video on replacing the hard drive? Tya
Great Video ! My U6+ is already running ! But how can I dim the Blue LED from the AP ? It is to Bright !
You get two options - on or off. This is based on the UniFi App and settings on the new U6+. The running joke is that the LEDs in the Ubiquiti AP line will dim on their own over time…
Can this AP do 2.4Ghz running WiFi 6 and can it do HE160? Unifi website doesn’t say anything about those features.
The U6+ has dual-band but 2.4Ghz only has HT20 and 40 options. 5Ghz has 20, 40, 80, and 160. This is from checking the UI radio settings with the AP on the 6.6.55 firmware, and the Network app on 8.0.28.
Transition was CLEAN 🧼
Silky smoove.
Why do you use the mirror image video?
Excellent presentation , it will referenced for sure many times for my remote setup switching from pc controller to gen2 cloud key
It has no bluetooth. Can it still be setup in standalone mode?
It can be, yes. The recommendation from UI is to have a software controller or device running UniFi OS, like a Cloud Key, however it can be done in standalone. Here's a like to UI's documentation: help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/12594679474071-Standalone-Access-Points-without-UniFi-
Do i need a specific router/modem to run one of these? I want to add one in the middle of my house so the entire home can have wifi. Thanks!
can you make voucher on UCK2 plus for guess?? thank you
Hey Michael, Great video! I have a question, would this allow me to use a non-Unifi switch as host switch to manage a fleet of 15 unifi APs across a network with different switches?
Great start there bro. Just purchased a U6+ , US-8 switch. I have an edge router X from previous network, so looks like we are building together. UCK is the direction im going as I'll need at least 3 AP to cover my house, and i was to add a camera or 3.
Volume is way low, fyi.
Nice, thanks for sharing
video popped up unrelated i didn't need to watch it, but i did! Video is great quality and great content. Keep it up i see this channel has great potential if you persist with regular uploads.
I appreciate that, thank you! Working to keep posts regular and fresh!
Very nice. A good trick to know is that you can use a standard size zip tie to remove the access point from the mount if you lose the metal removal tool
Great video. Very informative
Question, what do you have on the top? Is it some wood or something you cut to fit? I have the same rack, I have it set to 35" depth because that was the deepest fixed shelf I could find, very similar to what you've got installed at U13. I have the shelf at U25 for storage on top, and it is doing the same as you one you have, it is sagging in the middle a bit (6:39), however like yours, there is not much weight on it at all. Anyway, I am exploring ideas for a new top shelf. I saw another video of a guy with the 42U model, and he cut some wood and placed it down in the bottom as a shelf below post level, it didn't look pretty but, functionally was great.
It is the top of an old standing desk table. It happened to fit perfectly and I had transitioned to a motorized standing desk, so on the rack it went! I’m hoping the shelf holding the UPS fares better. It’s far thicker than the utility shelf up top, but we shall see!
your switch is the wrong way round, quite an amateur operation.
The video is inverted. I have to figure out how to avoid that in future videos. It’s installed the right way - I do this for a living 😉🤣
loved the video !! can't wait for the next !
New one just posted!
Great video :)
Hi Michael, I hope you are doing well. I wanted to ask you a question about my network. I have the same UCK connected to a switch and that to a Forticlient Firewall. The problem is that once I configure all the IPs, it does not show me the created WIFI or let me configure the network. An error message appears saying "Third-Party Gateway" and I don't have internet access. However, I have an AP outside the UCK and everything works perfectly. Could you help me understand what is happening? Thank you very much for your time and attention. Best regards.
"IP addresses and DHCP must be configured on your third-party gateway. - For a full-featured experience, consider using a UniFi OS Console that comes with integrated gateway functionality."
When you have a UCK, the UniFi Access Point will need to be adopted by the UCK. This acts as a controller for the AP and enables you to use the Network application in the UniFi OS to configure SSIDs, the wireless networks, as well as any non-default VLAN networks. Check out my latest video which goes deeper into the network setup in the UCK. It might offer some insight!
Hello Michael, could you more elaborate out what is that Unified OS inside of this appliance pls.?
UniFi OS is a central management console that runs on the UCK and other UniFi devices like the Dream Machine Pro. The software allows administrators to control UniFi’s various applications like Network, Protect, Access, and others.
Very thorough and informative!