Ubiquiti UISP Router
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- In this video we take a look at the new Ubiquiti UISP router. In future videos will be doing configuration of PtP links , OSPF and more
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Intro 0:00
Looking at the spec of the UISP Router 0:50
Adopting the UISP router into UISP controller 2:06
Looking at the UISP router settings 3:04
Final thoughts 7:08 - Věda a technologie
I love the reviews for each product! Thanks
I would love to see something similar to this as a replacement for an USG in the future… wondering if UI will ever consider this as not everyone has space on their homes for a rack mountable and the all in one dream machine/router is not actually a fit
No not this device, you want the UISP Console (in early access) which could easily be a replacement for the USG especially if dropped to 4x1gb ports but keeping the 10gbe and sfp+ ports for wan and switch connection. Then you could go to a home+ (note my naming doesn’t use pro) version with 8x2.5gbe ports. It is one of the oddities than a pro version should have less ports as most likely acting as a router it will just hand off switching duties to a switch but would have more requirement for things like redundant power. Ubiquiti really do seem to have their knickers in a twist when trying to figure out what their customer base seems to want, rather than what they want their customer base to have.
Well done, thank you. IF that thing had 2.5 Gbps ports it would be a 'must-have' for me.
same thought here. 2.5 is starting to become a standard on PC's
Hey Codie, Many thanks for the video. Unfortunately the OS has changed a lot since this video, any change of producing an updated video and showing how to use interface 9 as the WAN interface? Cheers and keep up the great work!
waiting to see more
Thank you for your video. Just a question, can I add a cloud key gen2 and manage the UniFi mesh aps connected to UISP switch?
Great video
Can you cover UISP Consol and also I wanna know if I can hardwire it to UniFi Pro SE
Was there ever a follow up video like discussed in this video. Also how are you hosting uisp locally or cloud or on a console.
Good video, the one thing I didn't see is DHCP snooping, happens all the time clients will and do plug the supplied cable in the Lan instead of Wan
Hello Codie thnaks for the video , I am using an Edgerouter X that started to fail , I am chasing a bigger model Edgerouter 10X but is not in stock for a while so the next option could be a UISP router??
Hi Cody, Great video. I know I've mentioned this before but do you ever see Ubiquiti improving their VPN options? I have an annoying problem where by Avaya IP Phones need pure IPsec to establish a VPN connection - it's not compatible with L2TP over IPsec. Each time I see you post a new product review I have my fingers crossed that one day they will resolve this...
Hi Cody, can i use the uisp router as a simple - managed or unmanaged - swich in the unifi network? Is there any way, to adopt it in the unifi network? I bought the device by mistake and can't return it
Quick question, would this device support dual wan utilizing port 1 and port 9 for load balancing or failover?
Can this do VLANS? Can it work as a stand alone device or does it need the UISP to provision changes?
Can this be used as a switch and trunk the WAN port
Hi Cody. I enjoy all your Ubiquiti videos. Are still planning on doing your next video when UISP Console is available in Canada and showing how to configure all the devices?
Hey possibly. I don’t do a lot of ptp or ptmp but I may try doing a video on it
@@MactelecomNetworks I am more interested in the configuration of the Console, Router and Switch as there are no "help/tutorials" on Ubiquiti's website for these devices. They do have tutorials for a PTP setup.
Does the uisp router support WAN failover? Been getting used to this guy over the past day or so but can’t seem to find anything on this just yet
does the UISP-R support multiple WAN (load balancing)
What would be the purpose of using this device over an Edge Router, which can already be connected to UISP? It seems more like the Edge Router has way more functionality.
Hello, very helpfull. I would like to know to do port forwarding in this router.
What why i dont see the firewall tab in UISP. Is this only with the new UISP Router?
What's the difference between these WISP line vs the regular, such as the Unifi switch 8 with PoE...
UniFi switches typically do support 802.3 AF/AT/(Sometimes BT) power standards that most PoE devices are. WISP line devices for Ubiquiti run on 24v Passive, either 2 pair or 4pair, and sometimes 48v and 54v variations of the same.
Hello, thank you for your very explicit videos. I quite often install ubiquiti antennas like the Nanostation 5AC and I would like to understand how the UISP platform works. I created an account and I see the antennas which have an IP address in the client network mask. But I would like to put the antennas on a different mask from the client LAN. Can routers like this handle this automatically? I have a gap at this level, can you explain to me? THANKS
Tutorial to configure VPN Connection between two ISP Routers would be nice!
I’m hoping to get a couple more
can i use this as a normal router, as in i can login to my PPPOE?
please make a video = uisp-r-pro cnfiguration with setup dual WAN.
If i have provider modem and I want connect AP's from ubiquity can I connect modem from provider do WAN in Ubiquiti UISP and then AP's to Ubiquiti UISP LAN? It will work?
Can this line adopt Unify access points or would you need a separate Unify controller?
No, and it has it's own controller requirements.
Ubiquiti UISP-R 8-Port Broadband Router incl. 8 x 1GbE Passive PoE Ports w/ 1 x 1GbE SFP Port (110W) do I still need ont or can I throw that away
i just bought this POS. i am using the UISP app for all my edge and airmax devices and now i cannot install and setup this POS i am getting the message that i need to upgrade my uisp application on my phone. tried everything no success.
no BGP ... I hope that could be configured on CLI
A little confused as to why you would use this product versus their Edgerouter line, which also can be managed by the UISP controller environment.
This is just a newer device to the line. The edge line has been out for years
This device supports POE on all ports, with options for 4 pair POE as well. Since it is 27v vs 24v, it can support some of the newer LTU and AirFiber 60 devices as well. Many of the new radios that require 4pair, would be underpowered on 2 pair 24v.
Hi since they released latest firmware toUISP router 3.1.0 initial setup + additional local networks on diffrent ports could not be more difficult ! for some reason they keep changing interfaces. Could you possibly do an updated video for version 3.1.0 Router and how to set up default land for example 192.168.0.1/24 and vlan 2 192.168.1.1/24 port 2 Vlan#2 ? can you give it a try ? i can not do it its just so difficult i have no idea what they are doing by changing gui all the time.
Just wondering, what is stopping someone from using this as a replacement to a home router with unifi APs apart from the different software?
Nothing really. You just would need to host the controller somewhere to use it.
If you use Ubiquiti UISP cloud you need to have a minimum of 10 UISP devices
@@MactelecomNetworks So can I host the software on our office server? The same one that hosts our unifi? Will this not work without 10 devices?
I am confused. The initial adoption of the router is done via Bluetooth on the smartphone. This is the extent of the smartphone involvement? Then all subsequent management has to be done on the controller in the cloud? It is not even possible to manage this UISP router (and switches) locally in a controller on a desktop or Cloudkey?
The PoE is passive 27v. If I plug in anything that is AF or AT, would this router fry those devices because of the voltage?
In a side note, it’s fairly clear that Ubiquity plans to discontinue the Edgerouter including my favorite EdgerouterX with this family of UISP routers. Can you do a brief video on the differences between these two devices?
This for Ubiquiti's ISP equipment, be it AirMax/AirFiber/Gigabeam and so forth. Most all of them are 24-48v Passive (27v allowing higher amperage requirements on some 2 pair 30w devices), and will not support AF/AT standards. See also the 4pair options. The phone is required for pairing it to UISP, and it can not be controlled nor managed via UniFi devices/controllers. Some settings are able to be managed via bluetooth during device boot on AirMax/AirFiber/Gigabeam/UISP devices.
@@SeijinSA I am always nervous about installing PoE injectors that is not AT/AF. Since I have no control in who will plug their expensive computers into these PoE network appliances, there is a chance that they may damage their computer. With AT/AF, at least the injector does a preliminary sensing before sending dangerous power to the end devices. Ubiquity actually sells adapters that convert passive PoE to AT/AF. Why not just make all its PoE devices using these standards? There is even a new PoE standard that offers higher power than AT. So Ubiquity can include that for more power-hungry end devices if AT cannot produce enough juice.
I cannot seem to find any new Edgerouter X anymore. Initially I had thought it was due to the global supply chain issue, but after so many months of waiting, it’s clear that Ubiquity has discontinued it in favor of something. I don’t know what the replacement is.
@@jasonluong3862 Exactly why this product line should only be used for ISP/MicroPop deployments with matching hardware. You would be much better served by a PFSense or Mikrotik solution for home or office work.
The idea that you can not even log into a webpage to configure this router w/o a hosted controller, be it local or cloud should be enough warning to avoid it unless you are already in its product stack. This device should not exist in a small business where the EdgeRouter series was passable for an entryline product, that still would require CLI access to enable most features supported by other lines in an easier method.
Could you use this instead of a UDM or UDM Pro? Helping a friend concerned about budget for a network upgrade. Want to make sure that this can be used in place of one of those devices.
You could if you just want a router but it won’t exist in the UniFi single pane of glass (just like the edgerouters) and it also doesn’t contain a controller so you would need a cloudkey or other to manage any other UniFi kit. Same as if you replaced a UDM with any other make of router.
@@jimporter new to the technology and networking field trying to build my knowledge. So would this directly replace my router provided by my ISP (consolidated communications) ?
This is a UISP product, not UniFi, nor EdgeMax. UISP is entirely controller driven, with config after the fact optional via SSH. These devices are meant for an WISP market. And then are very focused only for the UISP line. While there is some overlap in hosted controller compatiblity with EdgeMax devices talking to the same controllers, this device is the next generation and in some cases a replacement for micropop routers, while also supporting OSPF and AirMax/AirFiber/GigaBeam/LTU devices. The UISP Console is your 10Gb option with built in controller. But again, these devices are very much intended for Ubiquiti's ISP line of equipment, with less control/management than older EdgeMax series Routers and Switches.
Yes you can solo host one of these with other UniFi equipment behind it but it does not integrate into that controller. You will need at least 10 UISP/AirMax/AirFiber/Gigabeam/EdgeMax/EdgeSwitch devices to use a free cloud hosted UISP controller 1.4.x or later to use this product, unless you self host. It can only be setup and managed via this controller, until you gain and enable SSH credentials to it. This is not a great nor typical device you would want in most cases unless you are a Small ISP or Small WISP.
While it is a very interesting product in that space, it is very much for it's own ecosystem alone.
I am wanting to get an EdgeRouter. However, they are all out of stock and I've been waiting for well over a month, maybe two now. I am considering getting a UISP router instead. Hopefully the EdgeRouter will be available soon...
@@vaultec1367 Did they ever come back in stock since this post? I am looking for a new router as well and was thinking of getting the EdgeRouter. But if the EdgeRouter is being discontinued, could we use this as newer option?
@@johnc.9133 EdgeSwitch came back in stock briefly. EdgeRouter nope. I think I might have to bite the bullet and get the uisp router, but it's so so unclear what featuers it has and what the difference is
@@vaultec1367 I'm in the same boat. I see all the features that the UISP Router offers which is great for someone running a WISP business (organizing clients wireless plans, setting up billing, generating invoices, etc), but none of this is what I'm going to need or use. Still debating.
Thanks for the reply. I’ve been asking this for awhile now. Because it’s impossible to get a router from Ubiquity. Amazon sellers price gouge dream machine routers for $600, and not every client wants to spend $500 for a UXG which is also sold out now. So it seems you get A LOT for your money with this router. If it can do simple routing then setting this up on our self hosted server along with the unifi controller seems like a slam dunk Versus using an entire different company.
So until they get things in stock, would this be suffice for that?
This router can work. As a mikrotik. For hotsopt user
Have you ever heard of a Router with POE functionality that is capable of powering any IP Camera?
How does this compare to dream router?
Total different product line. The UISP router is meant for wireless ISPs
So I watched the video before with just there UISP Switch, I thought this video you would of switched it, or explained it better why going Router to Switch.... in this Configuration for everything.
I’m waiting on one more piece and I’ll explain how everything comes together
missing 10gig SFP+, NO thanks UBNT
How is this an ISP router? What you run all your customers on internal addresses??? An ISP Router requires the ability to ROUTE valid internet addresses and has Layer 3 protocols like OSPF otherwise this is a brick.
It can do ospf
I am a subscriber. With respect, please consider losing the hat. Some folks might not consider hiring a 'hippie' for their network consulting needs.
I get that but you may also want to consider why I wear the hat... I've had alopecia in the past so the hat was to cover it up
Since when do hippies wear backwards baseball caps? How about judging him by his content and not by his hat. What a ridiculous thing to gripe about.
@@awv31 thanks for clarifying that. For a second I was like, man, he looks nothing like the hippies I grew up with(my brothers and sisters), than I got nervous and thought maybe all that acid I took back in the day really has screwed with my memory! 😉
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@@MactelecomNetworks Take the clippers and buzz it down my dude. Being going bald slowly since i was 24 lol. I just do it myself and saves alot on hair cuts! :D