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Thank you for doing this review.. Helps clear up what its capable for and what it's not after all the snazzy literature Ubnt does with their products. My hopes were that, even though it's a "Mobility" router, that it would be UniFi Controller/ cloud key managed but that's obviously not Ubnt's goal here even though it was likely originally conceived with this in mind until some executive meeting that changed the course of its management potentials for subscription only 😒. This thing would be a silver bullet for fallback gateway where I would replace so many MoFi routers if they just eased up on this one constraint given it's compatible for more then just AT&T which is why I'm not into their designated fall back solution either.

So at the end, the switch becomes the new single point of failure?

All I could get on multiple days in the sun was a max of 30W even tilting out of 45W. I suggest saving your money and buy at least a 100W . My car charging cable connected to the ecoflow river 3 get 60-80W.

good one , can you please elobrate how we can do live migration from one KVM cluster to another Cluster in diffrent DC , pls share some vedio

Shadow mode on UXG pro will come on UniFi 9.x version

Good work

This is useless to charge the river 2 unless you had no other choice and it will take a while. This is better to fast charge smaller devices like phones that use USB-C

They need to solve their 2.4ghz iot devices issue asap

iphone limitation on wifi7, it's never give more than 1,2GB you can search for this results Samsung Ultra S24. vs iPhone

Appreciate the video. I have my UCG Max setup with Port 1 downlink going to a new Unifi 16 port switch. I see the new switch pulling an IP of 192.168.1.20 but it's not pinging which includes factory rest to device. i have tried turning off windows defender firewall with no luck. Maybe I am just missing something obvious but any suggestions on how to adopt the unifi switch behind the UC Max?

Nice video subscribe. It’s hard to get the latest Ubiquiti devices in India

Thanks for the video

are you using snmp for the data for the graphana dashboard?

It should have worked once the Access Point Name was entered, your cellular carrier will be able to tell you what that is or if you wait long enough the carrier will send it as a configuration package to the device which is probably why it took an hour

As a trucker, I live on 4G data. 42/11 Mbps is not bad.

Industrial routers should not require activation and should work out of box. Just a note where IT world moves and is dangerous trend with everything that requires online activation. Thanks for demonstration and now i know, i too plan to buy some industrial quality router soon.

Idk what people are getting at with "poor audio" I've had no issues at 1/2 vol. Sweet video dude!

So, as you are very new and green to networking and UBNT's history, lets cut to the chase. The UCK-gen2+ is very old now, prone to fail and leck balls in bigger sites. The UDM-Pro was/is only suit to small/medium sites where device count is not insane. Make sure you turn-off and uninstall unused bloat apps. The UXG-Pro is largely an empty box and prone to lockup slowly (DHCP fails after data logging stops) and to be honest, a WOFTAM. The UDM-Pro MAX has more balls and allows the use of the protect ecosystem. You are home networking, stop over thinking.

Can you use this to connect to a phones hot spot to provide internet to your network? Like my main internet goes down, turn on my phones hotspot, connect to it, then have internet in my house

Audio is too weak , recommend to check

Hi, after i run the command (curl - fsSL ....) i get the error message that say “Unable to locate package”,any solution for this?

bad audio quality

Personally I think you should go for the 2 UDM Pro's in Shadow mode. To me personally I think the Ubiquiti UniFi CloudKey Gen2+ is probably near EoL as seen with their new Enterprise gear announcements like the Unfi Enterprise Fortress Gateway. Ubiquiti is really focusing on having one device with management running all Unifi applications (if applicable) and now with the new Shadow mode in the UDM lineup I think it's safe to say these device won't be EoL for a long time! Currently I'm running my UDM-SE since the end of April this year in my home network and I'm really satisfied with the whole experience as someone who work in network administration!

Yes, never buy equipment hoping that a feature will be added in the future, weren't their doorbells supposed to get a fingerprint reader on a future firmware update? I think you're on the right track with the UDM Pro in shadow mode. Does Ubiquiti still require physical changes to transition to the backup controller or have they fixed that with updates?

This method is incorect. No use more than one bridge. Corect way is to use one bridge, add ports to the same bridge and use vlan tab to configure tagged and untaged. On ports activate filtet for taged and untaged like taged only for trunk and untaged for access port. For mgmt add vlan interface to bridge and then dhcp client or fixed addrress. Vlan mgmt need to access cpu, so, for mgmt vlan need to tag interface who facing router and bridge to access cpu for mgmt.

One thing I noticed btw. Your eyebrows should have some negative padding. It's has a lot of white space between nose. But overall content is really on point.

Thanks for the video. Just know, when you log into the hosted UISP site now, it is saying that after 1/1/25, you will have to pay $29/month for up to 150 devices or $99/month for up to 10,000 devices.....so, I suspect your video is going to get a lot more hits as I certainly am not going to pay $29/month to Ubiquiti in order to provide free IT support to 6 households and I'm sure lots of others are in the same situation. All friends and family, of course, that I am providing support for but still, they aren't paying me anything for the IT support so I'm certainly not going to pay for a cloud-based UISP service that used to be free.

in the first few moments of the video should probably had mentioned one of the bigger features included, IPS and IDS.

Hello, thanks for the video, are you using ubuntu desktop or server version

Great video. If you input the radio's coordinates in the Settings Tab - Location, the distance between the two will give an accurate reading. This will also activate the Map and Fresnel buttons on your Dashboard page.

Bro u r so fast but i have learn a lot from you thanks.

How does this 12V electric heater with a photovoltaic panel work? Does the radiator give good results?

How i create virtual for sectors

hi question after i login put the administrator and raduis password white background appear cant proceed to dashboard? how to fix this ? thank you

No offense but I stopped watching 10 seconds in when you said “ultra or max or something” two different products and you should know the difference. I would edit the video to take it out.

There is no script in the link. "Bad gateway Error code 502"

Ths is my dozenth watch of a Uptime Kuma in Docker container and there is still no instruction on how to actually give access to your Docket socket :(

*Great Video !!* Question... do you need to have 2 Nanosations or can you get away with only using 1 (at the location where you are extending the WiFi) and then use a WiFi router setup in bridge mode at the other end? Reason being is I already have a WiFi router I can use. Theoretically the first Nanostation would perform all the "Heavy Lifting" in transmitting the WiFi signal as the majority of the data at the other end would only be receiving and not sending back much. Let me know if this is possible. Also can you do a video on how you would setup UISP in a docker container locally so one would not need to pay monthly?

Do yourself a big favor and get those things off the ground. Not just off, OFF - get them a good 8-12' up in the air! Above the worst of the dust and virtually all of the grass clippings, out of the way of everything. Double up the posts that are holding the power combiner box, send them 8' higher and attach the panels onto the posts that hold the combiner. Less stuff on the ground, better performance. The only downside is that it will make the panels harder to get to for service but with just a bit of work, like for a small wind generator, you could build a tower that would make it easy to lower the panels to the ground for working on them.

I really like those little solar mounts! So portable and looks cheap to build. I really like renogy's new panels.

Good solar build but bad camera work. Hopefully you will get better with practise.

Chinese diesel heater I have 5 years in my truck it never let me down you can go and research it's only cost $100 Amazon

"Upgrading" From MC4 to USB C is bullshit, thats a downgrade.

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Thank you for your video. helped a lot! found how to upgrade from current version to another version th-cam.com/video/nLjlWNQqrSw/w-d-xo.html

How to Upgrade Dalo?

Wall mount and desk mount is a big no no. Just put them all in the ceiling.