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Excited about the next videos. Hope they are not far away

I have it and works super, the only thing is that they need to add firewall rules

Nice video, thanks! I'm still waiting for reverse DNS lookup support. I'm currently using two Synology NAS's as my primary and secondary DNS servers. They work great, except for extended power outages, since the NAS's don't last as long using UPS compared to my Unifi UDM-SE. I guess if I use Unifi for DNS, there's no real need for a backup/secondary DNS server, because if my UDM-SE DNS is down, chances are it is down and there won't be any Internet access anyway (but I guess internal DNS queries won't be dependent on Unifi if I stayed with Synology).

I run several hestiacp panels (Web,email,dns) and it's FREE, separate dns cluster, cctv system for different sites over vpn, crypto validator, crypto worker and nodes. The nas is purely a nas no apps installed used for cctv, email and vm/lxc backups, storing video and photos.

I run My own dns cluster, think I will wait until it's been tested to death and back before trying unifi version of dns.

Unifi needs DNS over HTTPS (aka DoH) support... I've decided to dump Unifi slowly and unfortunately. Their company has taken a bad turn and doesn't seem to be coming back.

Does it support PTR records ?

Would you have info on migrating devices from Controller 5.14.23 to Network 8.3.32? Finding few conflicting instructions in searches. A step-by-step guide would be great.

I find DNS records very useful when connecting remotely via VPN. It is much easier than memorizing an IP address when needing to access a remote resource.

Not really ready for primetime without CNAME support.

I see some references to "dynamic routing" in the documentation but no mention of OSPF or BGP support. It would be a major miss on Grandstream's part if this was left out.

I have ran into using a special MX record internally when dealing with AS400 systems. But that was some time ago, in a land far far away!! LOL

Without going into great detail in a comment, for those people that have multiple WAN IPs I could see this being useful.

I have used an internal MX record when when hosting an exchange server and wanted my MX records to be different than the public. Very small use case scenario.

We are planning to buy UCM6308+ Third party PRI gateway and GXP 2135 (100 Phones), to replace Avaya system. Please suggest if the UCM setup is the reliable solution.

So I know of a few companies including my bank that have internal emails that cannot send emails to the outside world nor receive them. This is probably because they are too cheap to buy something like slack or whatever else people use for this use case. Anyhow this approach I think is good at preventing malware from being sent to people in departments that don't need to communicate with the outside world anyway.

Hello I saw Unifi ad NAT configuration, could you do a video how to setup or ise it please.

Great video, definately an exiciting product, kinda makes Cloud hosted PBX not even worth it at this price point. (Definately a bonus) Are you planing to do a speed test with 2.5Gbs WAN/LAN through it?

For the Domain Forwarding, this could be used to black-hole public domains you do not want resolved internally, by forwarding the queries to an invalid DNS server IP (to return SERVFAIL responses), or to an internal DNS server that is hosting a Root zone (so it would return NXDOMAIN responses). If your hosting multiple internal domains on different internal DNS servers, you could also use the Domain Forwarding to redirect those queries to the appropriate internal DNS servers. Mind you, this functionality can also be done via 3rd party DNS servers such as Pihole or AD DNS (if your running AD DNS in your environment).

The MX would be for those who run their own mail server like Mail-In-A-Box I would think. I'm going to play around with the DNS stuff on my 2nd test Unifi setup later, should be fun. Thanks for the video, Willie.

It's sad that Unifi is getting features I wanted now that I am only using their wifi.

fax machines need it for voip

You are not blocking QUIC specifically, you are blocking all UDP traffic on port 80 & 443 which is broader than QUICK itself. What if some other service wants to send UDP packets on those ports?

Thanks for the video! What about if I wanted to assign static IPs to my devices on the VPN, so that they retain the same IP when they connect up again? Is that functionality not possible with this setup or am I missing something?

I have a car gate controller on the phone line that uses ## to access the controller. The dial tone from grandstream does not respond to this key . How can this be modified?

Never bought their gear so they can't dump me or rape me for hard drive money.

Their version of Cloudkey

Router being used is edgerouter, but who is VPN service provider? Like NORDVPN, etc.

One dac is fiber dac or adac and the thicker ones are copper

I like your videos for the content, but I also like that you are "no drama" I try to be that way myself

Missed live stream, working CrowdStrike support. Will watch the recording.

Happy saturday😊😊

I use a ER4

ERX always and you can still remotely monitor it on UISP. DYNAMITE comes in small packages!

My Synology is getting kinda old and I took a chance on the 2-Bay 424 with N95 CPU because of the 2.5 GB NIC and support for Plex. It's not that bad. Better hardware than Synology gives you. In time, if I am not happy with TOS I can wipe it and go with TruNAS Scale or unraid.

Can I use my same phone number on this system?

In my experience Zerotier is great but anything that is latency sensitive i have had a bad time with.

Thanks great video, I wanted to ask you I recently bought two Grandstream gwn7003. But so I will never have the same firewall features now present in the gcc series?

Don't buy this stuff if you live in the UK. The returns process is done by sending stuff to the Netherlands. Your products get customs charges for returns! This stuff is garbage! I was offered instore credits to cover the customs charges! I will not be buying more items to send to the Netherlands! Very poor customer service.

How does this compare to the GWN7000 series?

hi i work at a company and it was already set up but for some reason after a call hangs up i no longer get phone service and when i check my router the voip stuck on disconnecting but when my router is connect to a regular phone and call and hangs up it does not stuck on disconnecting ?

I have an old phoneline I'm trying to figure out how to set it up as a voip phone, any suggestions?

When will you do more Uisp provider videos

AdGuard Please

Did the GCC's just make my GWN7003 outdated?

Great video - why is so hard for consumers to buy Grandstream products? I called them and they said they only have distributers that sell to retailers and they would get back to me but never did. It seems like they don't want to sell their products except through small distributers who usually sell to resellers who are in the phone system or specialty markets. CDW was the only "normal" place but they don't have the Grandstream GWN7665. Why do they not want consumer customers and home labbers? Anyone know where to buy the GWN7665 at a reasonable price?

this kinda lacks explanation... who manages that new network, where does the dhcp come from, is it like real vlan that requires smart switch, none of the settings there are available in new interface,...

Nice video. But try to contact GrandStream here in Brazil and they dont even reply me.. I think in these as a replacement for SonicWall Gen5 and Gen6 on legacy clients... Lets see if one day it arrives here.

I really like Grandstream but that new Unifi Ultra just beats anything now...