VLAN only means it's managed by third party router, such as pfSense. If it's a VLAN managed by L3 switch, you need to choose the switch, instead of VLAN only.
if we only got one uplink from the pfsense router to the unifi l3 switch, where is the best location to create the vlans ? on the pfsense router or on the unifi l3 switch ? if we have more than 10 vlans on the network, can we create only one dhcp server and share the pool between the vlan in unifi or pfsense ? thanks
The first question is about router vlan vs switch vlan. There is no definite answer and it depends The second question is about DHCP relay. Search my channel for DHCP you can find a video.
If you need for 66 to access 88 but 88 cannot access 66, how can you accomplish this? You mention that one can do it through the backend as the UI does not permit it. Could you expand on this or provide me with the terminal command so that I can do some research on this. Thanks in advance. Your videos carry lots of details not found anywhere else.
@@hz777 I am looking for answer to this as well - how to setup access from 66 to 88 but block 88 to 66. I looked at your mac/acl video but it uses the cli to set the acl rules. I thought the cli changes didn't persist if the switch is rebooted? With the release of network controller 8.2.93, can this be done in the UI? I am using pfsense and not using a unifi gateway.
@@kwaapia For pfSense users, we are out of luck... Ubiquiti has disabled the complete "Security" settings if third party gateway is used. Yes, the ACL is supported in the most recent network controller, but cannot be utilized for pfSense users.
In the setting > router
What is the difference between “VLAN only” and choose the current switch?
VLAN only means it's managed by third party router, such as pfSense.
If it's a VLAN managed by L3 switch, you need to choose the switch, instead of VLAN only.
if we only got one uplink from the pfsense router to the unifi l3 switch, where is the best location to create the vlans ? on the pfsense router or on the unifi l3 switch ? if we have more than 10 vlans on the network, can we create only one dhcp server and share the pool between the vlan in unifi or pfsense ? thanks
The first question is about router vlan vs switch vlan. There is no definite answer and it depends
The second question is about DHCP relay. Search my channel for DHCP you can find a video.
If you need for 66 to access 88 but 88 cannot access 66, how can you accomplish this? You mention that one can do it through the backend as the UI does not permit it. Could you expand on this or provide me with the terminal command so that I can do some research on this. Thanks in advance. Your videos carry lots of details not found anywhere else.
Search ACL in my channel. I posted a video about IP ACL and MAC ACL.
@@hz777 I am looking for answer to this as well - how to setup access from 66 to 88 but block 88 to 66. I looked at your mac/acl video but it uses the cli to set the acl rules. I thought the cli changes didn't persist if the switch is rebooted? With the release of network controller 8.2.93, can this be done in the UI? I am using pfsense and not using a unifi gateway.
@@kwaapia For pfSense users, we are out of luck... Ubiquiti has disabled the complete "Security" settings if third party gateway is used. Yes, the ACL is supported in the most recent network controller, but cannot be utilized for pfSense users.