Going from pfSense to a UDM Pro is a SERIOUS downgrade edit: I should clarify I'm a huge Unifi fan (WAPs and switches), but their firewalls are garbage
Biggest downgrade going from pfSense to UDM Pro, but looks like he doesn't use most of what pfSense has to offer anyways. For that matter no need for managed switches either. Everything on one subnet
@@geoffupton works great. A hardware pfsense unit can handle the DHCP, firewall rules, vlans, routing etc and unifi controller would be configured to match. pfsense is SOOO much easier when you get down the port-forwarding and VPN rabbit hole that you need to do over CLI in unifi.
@@sbredin82 If I had to guess Jason gave up on pfsense due to his failure to make a backup of the config file. I can understand not having a backup of your "Linux ISOs" as that can get rather huge and costly but backups of device config is a no brainer.
What I love about Jason is that he spends ridiculous amounts of time and money on projects like his garage but he still has one of those hideous popcorn ceilings in his home.
As an IT Administrator, this video hurt me something REAL Good... The replacing of the PFSense for a Dream Machine, for the topology?! The 7.7.7.x comment. Drill down from the attic and dealing with the "eh" Placement of the AP instead of drill UP into the attic to place it where you want it. The whole VLAN Situation. Communication between subnets/VLANS is as easy as a firewall rule in PFSense! Yes the Unifi AP and Switching products are the shit, but their Routing products are trash. Yes they LOOK Nice and have a bunch of superficial features, but when it comes to functional features, nearly any other Router would have done.
Not an IT admin but I was ready to comment about: - replacing pfSense with Dream machine - 7.7.7.x These are really wrong :)))) At least replace the 7.7.7.x network with a private one.
When you say that the Ubiquiti's routing is trash, you're only referring to the Unifi brand, right? If not, could you share some thoughts on it? I've been using an ER-X for a long time and it seems to be pretty good for a ~$60 router.
@@JoaoRodrigoGoncalves you are correct, the edge routers are better than the unifi stuff. Granted I've not worked to much with the edge routers, but for the cheap little devices they are, they offer decent configurability. The unifi line is not great when it comes to features like VPN and IPS. Sure it all LOOKS pretty as hell, and that's why I was irked by the video. It seems like he took out the pfsense for a pretty typology layout. There are plenty of other Dockers that could have given him that interface from his unraid machine. But then again, he may have gotten the eq for the price of a video. Then at that point, I understand what he did from an influencers prospective. But not a tech prospective
Having UniFi here (well, having EVERYTHING here), I'd suggest people who can "do," do it with UniFi or Aruba access points, decent switches, OPNSense on multi-homed hosts, and a management host with Ansible. It's so much better, allows separation of IOT, Guest, workstations/phones, set-top-boxes, and servers. Want a lab? Doable. Kids protected from using the Internet between certain hours? Doable. Keep Guest WiFi on (and secure) only when 100% needed? Lock POE Wired Gigabit security cameras to specific MAC ranges? Keep IOT from accessing the Internet but let set-top-boxes, TVs, Alexa, Google hubs, etc., do it? OPN"Sense makes it easy. UniFi routers, switches, management, and security camera gear is "meh." Blue Iris blows their security setups away.
Awesome part 1 Jason, you can really see the difference in your videos when you are excited about the product and process. Looking forward to the followup.
Most Switches, even cheap ones, can handle a shitload of Abuse over a long period of time. I think the one he has, will handle that for around another 5+ years just fine. But as we know Jason, he will get the cheapest Unifi POE switch he can find, to stick it up the attic, just for the nice tree in the Software. He should really just go and run some cable down to his Server Room. That way he doesnt need to do anything ever again. Better yet, 2 cables per device he wants to connect. Probably nothing to worry about ever again.
@@justinhadley317 Meh. What is 100°F? Like 40°C? With a bit of airflow these things are just fine. Even 120°F shouldnt be a problem. My cheap tp link switch (not poe tho) is rated for up to 40°C I think. That thing has no fans whatsoever. So even 50°C under full load should probably be handled just fine and that counts for almost all switches. Jason even has airflow. As I said, these things can handle a lot of abuse over extended periods of time.
He really needs to learn networking. But looking at comments in this video's thread, so do a lot of others. +1 for Lawrence Systems. He's on the ball and knows what he's talking about. He could help Jason immensely. Collaboration would likely be beneficial....
Fyi bruh... You didn't need to open the boxes with a knife... Another fancy touch they integrated is a pull tab within the tape... Next level stuff bro
Just a warning, but the latest firmware and UI update on the UDMPRO is not great. Played havoc with my VoIP and you need to pay attention to your setting backups and cache.
Welcome to the Ubiquiti addition!!! I too just got my LR-6 in the mail. Was using an AC5300 and 68U as APs using my UDM-Pro. I'm still getting things configured to how I overall want my setup regarding VLANS and APs! Keep at it!
Man i'm kinda shook about your subnetting and vlan thesis. Configuring VLANs on a decent L3 switch should be pretty easy and once its configured it should just be good to go. You mention you have IoT device, NAS storage, I wouldn't want these on the same network if I could help it (for things like ransomware). I was a Unifi fanatic after seeing their airFiber product in production and bought thinking their APs would have the same heritage. They dont. I've seen alot of posts in the unifi forums where the only fix to an issue is to erase the controller configuration and start over. Sometimes Unifi changes things in a minor release (like when they decided to add _IoT to every SSID), which end up breaking the configuration.
Check out how Mactelecom networks on TH-cam sets up his patch panels to look better with the way the Unifi switch is set up. He installs two patch panels, one above and one below the switch so the patch cables look better…more of an OCD thing than functional but it seems like something you might like 👍
NICE! I am very excited for this series. I just spent ~$3,000 at work on UniFi gear. Grab yourself an omni directional antenna to go overkill for your backyard AP.
I got the unifi bug about 10 years ago. It's so awesome that when you plug in an additional access point the software will just recognize it and say hey do you want to configure this the way all your others are. One click and you now have a new access point joined to your mesh network. Don't forget you do have the option of turning off the LED indicator on the access points I know I had to for my wife.
I’m right there with ya! I just set up my new Unifi UDM Pro, USW-16-POE, and two U6 Light access points last week. Still need to finish running wires for the final spot of the second access point - might be in the attic tonight! And setting up. VLANs is next on the list. A bit jealous of your USW-PRO-24-POE, but I also just shelled out for the 25U StarTech rack. And looking for a reasonably priced Supermicro 846 chassis (or similar) - they seem hard to come by these days. Long time viewer. Love the videos. Keep doing you!
If the laptop cooling fan is dying - just replace it with another one for a cheap and janky Jason solution. Or get a Unifi Industrial Switch and a new laptop cooler for under it.
I love my Ubiquiti Unifi access points. I installed 2 access points in my house. My house is not that big; one floor. But Amazon had a sale back in February. 1st access point is in the ceiling 8 feet from the front door & the 2nd one is 6 inches from the back door so I have excellent coverage in my patio. The PC app is so easy to use. I have 5G wifi access speeds to all my wireless devices. My nephew and niece love my wifi because it's a lot faster than what they have at home. They always bring their laptops and smart phones. I just ordered a Ubiquiti Unifi Security Gateway which is coming in this Friday June 25th. Can't wait to set that up. But now after watching your video I kinda want to upgrade my NETGEAR 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged PoE+ Switch (GS324P) to a UniFi Switch PoE 24 US-24-250W 24-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch with SFP. That way I can have all my essential network hardware under one brand and access it all under one web app for everything. Great video. Can't wait to see the next one.
I have two UniFi UAC AC Pro APs that I put in to fix WiFi range, and I also have a miniPC from QOTOM running pfSENSE fork OPNsense, and it works great. I would like to eventually go full on balls to the wall(s) Unifi across my entire network like you're aiming to do, but that's money I don't want to spend right now and how I have it set up at least in terms of WiFi the coverage is usable. If/when I move into a larger apartment or potentially when my family buys a house again I'll definitely be looking into a more robust setup like what Ubuiquti offers. I can't offer much help with VLANs and whatnot since that requires something like a UDM Pro in their lineup to be present, but I'll be watching and cheering you on from here. Thanks for this video!
Just one other thing, while you are totally geeking out on the amount of things you can do with their software it also can be extremely simple and easy to use for literally anybody. I've put in so many of these systems for senior citizens.
Get an industrial switch for your addict. They are fan-less and operate properly at higher temps. I would also suggest a panel of some kind to keep the dust out of the ports when/if upgrade.
There is no need to cut the tape holding the box. There is a very convenient pull tab that will sever the tape very nicely without the use of very sharp objects.
I know this video was a year ago so not sure if the U6-Pro was available back then. I ended up getting 2 U6-Pro's as I fond the issue with previous UBNT LR devices that although they could transmit long range, most devices couldn't talk back to the access point properly so it actually caused more issues than it was worth to get a LR device. Are you still using the U6 LR now or did you move to U6-Pro devices ?
Jason, why don't you redo you patch panel? Looks like you've use jacks. Therefore you can get another panel and place it below and move the cables. Then you can use short cable between the switch and the panels.
Anyone else bothered that he didn't initially remove the plastic protector on the access point when it was on the cup and peel the plastic off the little status displays on the switch and UDM Pro?
WOW... You are back !!! I see you have a UDMP and a POE 24 and both use 10sfp+, I think you need to use a DAC cable to run an uplink from the UDMP to your 24 Port POE and then another DAC cable from your 24 Port POE to you 10gb switch, then you will have a FULL 10gb backbone on your POE switch otherwise if you uplink from the UDMP to the 24 Port POE wit just a CAT6A cable you will create a bottleneck 1gb backbone. This is a GREAT start and glad to see you got Unifi 6 LR. I can't wait to see the part 2 then part 3 and so on.
Please don't use anything inside 7.0.0.0/8 as your ip range, that's the DoD... 10.0.0.0/8 or 172.16.0.0/12 or 192.168.0.0/16 are your options (or a sub of them)
This is 100% "I have money but no f*cking clue of what I'm doing". I usually love your videos but this one is super painful to watch. Even LTT using car radiators to watercool is less janky
1) I think the AP you mounted near your main room/kitchen has a metal plate on it that it doesn't need (not 100% sure). On the older UAP-Pro that metal is designed to go on top of a drywall/drop ceiling as an anchor essentially without using drywall anchors, then the WAP clicks onto a plastic ring that is mounted directly to the ceiling. 2) Please stick to Classes A/B/C for private routing, anything else technically is a public IP somewhere (ie 7.7.7.7 or whatever combination you were thinking there). A = 10.x.x.x/8 (or 255.0.0.0), B = 172.16.x.x/16 (or 255.255.0.0), and C = 192.168.x.x/24 (or 255.255.255.0). Technically yes, you can use whatever IP you want but this may one day bite you in the rear when you try to access a website and local DNS resolves it to your router. 3) Nice cabinets.
As a former Cisco installera with Cisco certificatetion I did test the Ubiquity stuff. They are cheap but the quality and reliability is not there. Never had so much issues with switches before. Cisco is the way to go if you want a switch to work 24/7 for years with no issues.
1. Recommend getting different color cables for the different types of devices you have going to your switch. Example: Red for the main Wan connection, Green for Cameras, blue for Iot, etc. 2. To remove the fire risk in your addict ubiquiti makes a switch for that exact usecase that can be bolted to one of the joist in your attic, USW-Industrial which is designed for extreme conditions. 3. you might want to look into the VPN option instead of port forwarding to minimize security risks on your network.
they make a hell of a nice looking product but eventually you’ll get fed up with the lack of innovation and poor quality software just like the rest of us that were catfished by the price, promised features, and ascetics of the ubiquity product line. ☹️
PLEEEEASE put fans facing outward at each window in the attic. You NEED that air to move and go outside for the PoE to have the correct airflow around it. Lower-level cool air has to move upper-level hot air so having fans facing outward would really help a lot. That is why there are attic fans on the highest point of new homes. Roofers also add fans on the roof from the attic to protect roofs in order to have airflow below the roof as much as on top of it. With that said it is extremely important to put the fans in the attic or at the windows going outward because of all the extra juice in the network. I'm the person who understands the signal and how it travels, etc. Please fix the attic air flow ASAP. Easy fix if you have windows up there. I know you know what you are doing but when we do our own thing over and over again sometimes details can be blurred now and then. Yeah, I prefer to figure it out myself too. It is the best way to learn everything.
you can do everything with pfsense. use VLAN, MAC access multiple gateways, dhcp relay etc ... there are so many ways to accomplishg this... no reason to switch to outside hardware at all
To me, it seems like Jason only wanted to do this change to get the Unifi topology and the Augmented Reality thing. If that's the case then I'm pretty sure he could have ditched the UDM Pro, keep pfSense, and hook up a Ubiquiti Cloud Key or even run the controller software on a Pi/VM/Docker to the switch instead to get the same topology minus the router being listed like it is at 18:39
Right.. you should put the cameras on its on subnet.. as well as iot devices. Lastly, you should just run wires to the attic and get ride of the poe switch in the attic
Missed opportunity to try pfSense or OPNSense in place of the UDM Pro. Ubiquity APs are great. Their managed switches are great too unless you want 10Gbit where the Mikrotik beats price and performance. The firewall is very limiting in functionality in some aspects for something that costs a few hundred dollars.
I agree. I think he could've gotten a Cloud Key or even setup the Unifi Controller in a VM/Pi/Docker and been just as happy over getting the UDM Pro to replace his pfSense box.
Been down that rabbit hole myself. I now cover almost my entire block with Access for my kids WiFi ;) "...but one will do, for now..." the lies we tell ourselves.
Recommendations, I would suggest to go without the attic switch, its safer and much better to control all in one switch. 1) Ubiquity USW-48-PoE (make sure gen2), fully passive with 195W of POE (af/at). Enough POE to handle 6 AP + 20 IP cameras. 2) TP LInk TL-SX105 - 10GE passive, should hit the US in the next month or two. Should handle easily your main PC + 2 servers + work bench, passively. 3) Ubiquity U6-LR-US, you got one, add as many as you need to cover the house, buy them directly from ubiquity, you will get them faster at MSRP.
Shame you gave up on pfSense. Were you not able to find help with getting pfSense set up the way you wanted it or? I've been running pfSense for years and absolutely love it. 6:58 Sounds like you were not using VLANs to isolate the subnets on the switches.
I have to say the quality of your videos lately has gone up dramatically. I think last year even precovid you seemed preoccupied if not bored with your channel. It came off as you were burnout to be honest. Glad to see your back.
Couldn't find anyone else with the comment yet, so here I am to rain on the SFP+ parade. One SFP+ 10g port is for LAN, one is for WAN, and right now, there is no way to re-assign. Would be nice if they let you pick the zone for each port the way more expensive routing hardware does.
Ok !! Im a little triggered 😤. You don’t need a knife to open the boxes,,, there’s pull tabs just like Apple products boxes 📦. Just an OCD thing i had to get off my chest 😉
I know! I was screaming at my screen! Jay wanted that angelic sound when opening the box and that pull tab is like the next best thing! It's the best thing about unboxing Unifi haha. Glad I'm not the only one got triggered :-D
You can switch your 10G switch for this one. Not that expensive and with 8 10GB SFP+ ports. I have one myself which I also connect my NAS, Plex Server and a DELL server. Switch Aggregation Managed layer 2 aggregation switch sporting (8) 10G SFP+ ports for high capacity link aggregation. $269
UDM Pro is not that great; If you are stuck with UniFi, look at the Cloud Key Gen2 Plus and don't run it in the cloud (local only). UDM Pro is really flaky now on updates/upgrade of firmware. Read the horror stories before spending the money. I have one, and have relegated it to "side network" use. Their basic switches are okay. The CCG2+ works for local management as long as everything is UniFi. Honestly, research here on TH-cam (Lawrence Systems is a good channel) before investing money. I have had to fix a lot of local businesses which bought into UniFi-everything and haven't had the best of luck with the infrastructure.
Cool, so finally ubiquiti got a hold of you to hand you some "free" gear as part of Ubiquiti's marketing budget and you would've preferred 2 more "free" APs, 24 more PoE ports etc. nice... I can see why you're so impressed by the packaging of the cage nuts and screws, expected network design... Yep, Ubiquiti is definitely for you!
Yes, I also just upgraded my network with Unifi devices. I wasn't able to get the enterprise stuff. I just used a USG, three flex mini's, and four AP lites. I use Raspberry Pi to host the Unifi Controller on the network, it also hosts pi-hole, and Unbound. Do you use Unbound? Look it up! Like right now! Also, you need a cable organizer on the front of your rack between the patch panel and the switch. 👍 But if you buy a flex mini for your attic I bet you'd be fine. They're pretty cheap too.
I'm sure you will touch on it in the next video, but i am interested in a setup similar to yours eventually, minus the 10gb as i don't need that right now, but i am curious on the cameras using a different vlan so they cannot be accessed outside of Unraid. Also are you eliminating Pfsense with this new hardware?
So, you really should use the SFP+ port on the Pro 24 PoE and UDMPro's to connect to your 10Gb switch. Yes, the switch on the UDMPro is 1Gb but the SFP+ ports are 10Gb
VLANs are not hard. Routing is really simple. I have 4 VLANs currently. System back end, main network, IOT Network, Guest. May add a Kids network so I can limit them easier.
Are you going to do the different colored cables for different functions like Backbone (obviously thats gonna be fiber) POE devices would be red, normal devices another color, etc.
Great video as always. Welcome to the addiction. I know it isn't as robust as pfsense, but I love it and it works for what I need. Looking forward to installing my first building bridge. G4 cameras are great, but pricey. Good luck!
I suggest getting a USW-Aggregation for your 10Gb devices. Don't let the name confuse you, it works as a normal switch and it's reasonably priced. I have all of my 10 Gb devices plugged into it, including the UDM-Pro and USW-Enterprise-24-PoE. For your attic, Ubiquiti has the USW-Industrial switch that can withstand extreme temps. I don't have hands-on experience with it so I don't know if it'll show up on the topology. Ubiquiti has a pull tab on their boxes to open them. It adds to the opening experience. I cringed when you pulled out the knife. 😬
I was all in on UBNT until the UDMP started being a b*^&h. I switched to untangle and I am very happy. I still am a big fan and have all the APs and Switches from UBNT but their routing caused me too many headaches.
Unifi setups are nice and I like the ability to update all the hardware from a single interface. One thing I noticed is that I need to cache the update packages for the AC Lites to update and then delete the cache afterwards. It's been great and I made the switch to unifi as I needed dual WANs and building a new pfSense box would have cost more than UDMPro.
Love Ubiquiti! I setup an IoT network but for the life of me, I cannot get our iPhones to recognize our Rokus. Google Chromecast, no problem, but not Roku. We have to switch to our IoT network to control them. If you, are anyone knows a fix, please share!
Lol i have my udm pro got it back in January last year under EA... Network setup Udm pro >Dac sfp+>2x Switch pro aggregation>3x Switch Pro 24port poe++>dac sfp+ >qnap 56TiB Nas. Every room has a wifi 6 lite ap + dual multi mode fiber keystone jacks + 4 poe gigabit ports. Total of 7x ap and 12 drops (2x fiber + 4x cat6 each) my config has custom subnets and ssids based on dev type (iot, phones, guests, and so on) on the roof i have 3x LTU-rockets with 120deg sector's on a 5m poll as a wisp i pass my spare bandwidth onto other's for a fee (i have 2.5gbps fiber here)
Great vid, looking forward to the next one. I'm just starting my own research to see what Ubiquiti stuff I'm going to purchase for my new home. Will be looking out for new vids.
Very nice. If I had the money I'd deck out my network like that. Settled for a poverty $700 orbi Wi-Fi 6 mesh system. I love it but I want to do so much more 😂 😂 😂
UDM Pro: no actual dns which makes internal https services difficult. Really needs to have unbound with ui and nginx proxy support. And mdns is broken. Then it will be great. The camera support is great too.
You should check out their enterprise xg switch. 24 port 10gbe with 2 sfp28 25gbe ports too. If you're looking for more ports. Cost and arm and a leg though.
Just this year so far has been pretty grim for ubiquiti. There was the breach which they acted like nothing was compromised. Then people found out that they still send telemetry data back to them even when its turned off. 2 months ago they implemented advertisements for their own products into the dashboard then a week later someone blew the whistle on the whole breach. Then them being completely silent about Frag Attack whilst everyone else has acknowledged, and provided a timeline for updates if they havent been released already. I will say at this point im glad i didnt sink my teeth in any further then i did. I think once Wifi6E comes out ill be selling my ubiquiti AP and switching to Ruckus. Just looking for a camera replacement.
I don't trust ubiquiti any more. They built the best action cam ever FrontRow. Then when mine broke a year ago they wouldn't sell me a replacement. The site lets me place the order in the basket but checkout says no inventory
So you're not using any of the mesh wifi equipment that you've reviewed recently? How much will the wifi performance be degraded by running it through the switch in the attic vs. straight to the network hardware downstairs?
Highly unlikely that it matters in a home network. The bandwidth of the link from the attic to the rack downstairs is a shared trunk, but since wifi is so much slower than wired, the trunk would have to be saturated from several other devices plugged into the attic switch for wifi clients to even notice. Queue balancing on the switch will share the trunk bandwidth, and you'd have to have quite a bit of congestion for the wifi port to get less than 350mbps (which is still a ton of bandwidth. That's 7 plex Blu-ray quality 4K streams at the same time, or 14 Netflix 4K streams.).
Next time strip a piece of wire (I usually use coax due to the size of the wire) back and push it up through the ceiling to mark the hole location. Go into your attic and spot the wire then drill down. Much easier. LOL I didn't watch this until today. You know, the day after I ordered a UDM Pro and picked up a non-pro 24 port POE unifi switch as well
I have dm pro, 3 wifi 6 ap's, and a 6lr. While the coverage is great. I am not happy with the quality of the system and ubiquiti itself. For the amount of money I spent Im only 80% happy with it.
If you want a good chuckle look at the stats in the network sometime. Before I dumped my UniFi stuff it would say that my Thermostat used 1.6TB some months LOL. Good choice on waiting though as the UDM release was a dumpster fire.
I tried to bypass my fibe hub to conect the fibe directly to my ubiquity switch and i can't do it. I need my asus router to do the pppoe conection absolutely to unlock the full potential of my fiber internet conection.if i can conect it direct to my switch i feel i will get the most efficient internet unlocked speed .
Man.. awesome work.. making me considering switching over... But man that part in the middle of the video you sounded like a Johnson County schmuck.. lol!! Love the videos, love the work.
Going from pfSense to a UDM Pro is a SERIOUS downgrade
edit: I should clarify I'm a huge Unifi fan (WAPs and switches), but their firewalls are garbage
Biggest downgrade going from pfSense to UDM Pro, but looks like he doesn't use most of what pfSense has to offer anyways. For that matter no need for managed switches either. Everything on one subnet
Agreed. Get a proper security appliance like Pfs, Untangle or Fortigate.
Ubiquiti routers are a joke but their switches and access points are fairly decent for small gigs.
unifi in the backbone is very nice, I would recommend still using pfsense for your firewall though....
dont unifi do a hardware firewall? could that be used???
@@geoffupton works great. A hardware pfsense unit can handle the DHCP, firewall rules, vlans, routing etc and unifi controller would be configured to match. pfsense is SOOO much easier when you get down the port-forwarding and VPN rabbit hole that you need to do over CLI in unifi.
@@sbredin82 If I had to guess Jason gave up on pfsense due to his failure to make a backup of the config file. I can understand not having a backup of your "Linux ISOs" as that can get rather huge and costly but backups of device config is a no brainer.
Agree! You can use Ubiquiti for basic networking, but their firewalls are not that good.
Jason, send me a message if you need a hand configuring pfsense (when you decide to go back to it)
All that gear and you've got one subnet wow
😂👌
Security? What's that?!
This was my thought exactly 😂
What I love about Jason is that he spends ridiculous amounts of time and money on projects like his garage but he still has one of those hideous popcorn ceilings in his home.
As an IT Administrator, this video hurt me something REAL Good...
The replacing of the PFSense for a Dream Machine, for the topology?!
The 7.7.7.x comment.
Drill down from the attic and dealing with the "eh" Placement of the AP instead of drill UP into the attic to place it where you want it.
The whole VLAN Situation. Communication between subnets/VLANS is as easy as a firewall rule in PFSense!
Yes the Unifi AP and Switching products are the shit, but their Routing products are trash. Yes they LOOK Nice and have a bunch of superficial features, but when it comes to functional features, nearly any other Router would have done.
Not an IT admin but I was ready to comment about:
- replacing pfSense with Dream machine
- 7.7.7.x
These are really wrong :))))
At least replace the 7.7.7.x network with a private one.
seems like just following the unifi band wagon without having a clue what he's doing.
When you say that the Ubiquiti's routing is trash, you're only referring to the Unifi brand, right? If not, could you share some thoughts on it? I've been using an ER-X for a long time and it seems to be pretty good for a ~$60 router.
@@JoaoRodrigoGoncalves you are correct, the edge routers are better than the unifi stuff. Granted I've not worked to much with the edge routers, but for the cheap little devices they are, they offer decent configurability. The unifi line is not great when it comes to features like VPN and IPS. Sure it all LOOKS pretty as hell, and that's why I was irked by the video. It seems like he took out the pfsense for a pretty typology layout. There are plenty of other Dockers that could have given him that interface from his unraid machine. But then again, he may have gotten the eq for the price of a video. Then at that point, I understand what he did from an influencers prospective. But not a tech prospective
Having UniFi here (well, having EVERYTHING here), I'd suggest people who can "do," do it with UniFi or Aruba access points, decent switches, OPNSense on multi-homed hosts, and a management host with Ansible. It's so much better, allows separation of IOT, Guest, workstations/phones, set-top-boxes, and servers. Want a lab? Doable. Kids protected from using the Internet between certain hours? Doable. Keep Guest WiFi on (and secure) only when 100% needed? Lock POE Wired Gigabit security cameras to specific MAC ranges? Keep IOT from accessing the Internet but let set-top-boxes, TVs, Alexa, Google hubs, etc., do it? OPN"Sense makes it easy. UniFi routers, switches, management, and security camera gear is "meh." Blue Iris blows their security setups away.
Awesome part 1 Jason, you can really see the difference in your videos when you are excited about the product and process. Looking forward to the followup.
Agreed he seemed burnout last year even before covid.
Wait... 7.7.7.7? Thats not a private ip range. I'm sure it'll go great.
I came here just to see if anyone else caught that
@@jcain0602 😂
It may work for some time, but after DoD starts to utilize it publickly maybe not.
LoL
For your attic switch get a USW industrial, it’s got POE and a huge-ass heatsink, it should be ok for hot kansas summers..
Most Switches, even cheap ones, can handle a shitload of Abuse over a long period of time. I think the one he has, will handle that for around another 5+ years just fine. But as we know Jason, he will get the cheapest Unifi POE switch he can find, to stick it up the attic, just for the nice tree in the Software. He should really just go and run some cable down to his Server Room. That way he doesnt need to do anything ever again. Better yet, 2 cables per device he wants to connect. Probably nothing to worry about ever again.
I second that notion as Oklahoma summers are just as bad or even worse, I wouldn’t even tempt fate by putting one unrated for the heat in my attic
@@justinhadley317 Meh. What is 100°F? Like 40°C? With a bit of airflow these things are just fine. Even 120°F shouldnt be a problem. My cheap tp link switch (not poe tho) is rated for up to 40°C I think. That thing has no fans whatsoever. So even 50°C under full load should probably be handled just fine and that counts for almost all switches. Jason even has airflow. As I said, these things can handle a lot of abuse over extended periods of time.
i third the UIS, i have one in my workshop and it takes the 114F days like a champ.
You should do a video with Lawrence Systems or Mac Telecom so they can explain & implement actual security.... Start by putting the Pfsense back..
He really needs to learn networking. But looking at comments in this video's thread, so do a lot of others. +1 for Lawrence Systems. He's on the ball and knows what he's talking about. He could help Jason immensely. Collaboration would likely be beneficial....
@@Doesntcompute2k exactly. Security is vital & something that *really* can not & should not be skimped on.
Fyi bruh... You didn't need to open the boxes with a knife... Another fancy touch they integrated is a pull tab within the tape... Next level stuff bro
Just a warning, but the latest firmware and UI update on the UDMPRO is not great. Played havoc with my VoIP and you need to pay attention to your setting backups and cache.
Welcome to the Ubiquiti addition!!! I too just got my LR-6 in the mail. Was using an AC5300 and 68U as APs using my UDM-Pro. I'm still getting things configured to how I overall want my setup regarding VLANS and APs! Keep at it!
Man i'm kinda shook about your subnetting and vlan thesis. Configuring VLANs on a decent L3 switch should be pretty easy and once its configured it should just be good to go. You mention you have IoT device, NAS storage, I wouldn't want these on the same network if I could help it (for things like ransomware).
I was a Unifi fanatic after seeing their airFiber product in production and bought thinking their APs would have the same heritage. They dont. I've seen alot of posts in the unifi forums where the only fix to an issue is to erase the controller configuration and start over. Sometimes Unifi changes things in a minor release (like when they decided to add _IoT to every SSID), which end up breaking the configuration.
Check out how Mactelecom networks on TH-cam sets up his patch panels to look better with the way the Unifi switch is set up. He installs two patch panels, one above and one below the switch so the patch cables look better…more of an OCD thing than functional but it seems like something you might like 👍
I know I like how that guys does it 😝
@@MactelecomNetworks 😂 I mean if somebody has OCD like I do…it’s the only way to do it 🤷♂️🤦♂️
@@ScottC976 absolutely
I spent a little extra on the USW-Enterprise-24-PoE just so my patch panel would look nice lol
@@enixsound7620 that’s defiantly another completely viable option 👌😂
NICE! I am very excited for this series. I just spent ~$3,000 at work on UniFi gear. Grab yourself an omni directional antenna to go overkill for your backyard AP.
Look at a UniFi aggregation switch. Instead of hopping from switch to switch.
I got the unifi bug about 10 years ago. It's so awesome that when you plug in an additional access point the software will just recognize it and say hey do you want to configure this the way all your others are. One click and you now have a new access point joined to your mesh network. Don't forget you do have the option of turning off the LED indicator on the access points I know I had to for my wife.
I’m right there with ya!
I just set up my new Unifi UDM Pro, USW-16-POE, and two U6 Light access points last week. Still need to finish running wires for the final spot of the second access point - might be in the attic tonight! And setting up. VLANs is next on the list.
A bit jealous of your USW-PRO-24-POE, but I also just shelled out for the 25U StarTech rack. And looking for a reasonably priced Supermicro 846 chassis (or similar) - they seem hard to come by these days.
Long time viewer. Love the videos. Keep doing you!
If the laptop cooling fan is dying - just replace it with another one for a cheap and janky Jason solution. Or get a Unifi Industrial Switch and a new laptop cooler for under it.
I love my Ubiquiti Unifi access points. I installed 2 access points in my house. My house is not that big; one floor. But Amazon had a sale back in February. 1st access point is in the ceiling 8 feet from the front door & the 2nd one is 6 inches from the back door so I have excellent coverage in my patio. The PC app is so easy to use. I have 5G wifi access speeds to all my wireless devices.
My nephew and niece love my wifi because it's a lot faster than what they have at home. They always bring their laptops and smart phones. I just ordered a Ubiquiti Unifi Security Gateway which is coming in this Friday June 25th. Can't wait to set that up.
But now after watching your video I kinda want to upgrade my NETGEAR 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged PoE+ Switch (GS324P) to a UniFi Switch PoE 24 US-24-250W 24-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch with SFP. That way I can have all my essential network hardware under one brand and access it all under one web app for everything.
Great video. Can't wait to see the next one.
I have two UniFi UAC AC Pro APs that I put in to fix WiFi range, and I also have a miniPC from QOTOM running pfSENSE fork OPNsense, and it works great. I would like to eventually go full on balls to the wall(s) Unifi across my entire network like you're aiming to do, but that's money I don't want to spend right now and how I have it set up at least in terms of WiFi the coverage is usable. If/when I move into a larger apartment or potentially when my family buys a house again I'll definitely be looking into a more robust setup like what Ubuiquti offers. I can't offer much help with VLANs and whatnot since that requires something like a UDM Pro in their lineup to be present, but I'll be watching and cheering you on from here. Thanks for this video!
Just one other thing, while you are totally geeking out on the amount of things you can do with their software it also can be extremely simple and easy to use for literally anybody. I've put in so many of these systems for senior citizens.
Get an industrial switch for your addict. They are fan-less and operate properly at higher temps. I would also suggest a panel of some kind to keep the dust out of the ports when/if upgrade.
There is no need to cut the tape holding the box. There is a very convenient pull tab that will sever the tape very nicely without the use of very sharp objects.
I know this video was a year ago so not sure if the U6-Pro was available back then. I ended up getting 2 U6-Pro's as I fond the issue with previous UBNT LR devices that although they could transmit long range, most devices couldn't talk back to the access point properly so it actually caused more issues than it was worth to get a LR device.
Are you still using the U6 LR now or did you move to U6-Pro devices ?
Jason, why don't you redo you patch panel? Looks like you've use jacks. Therefore you can get another panel and place it below and move the cables. Then you can use short cable between the switch and the panels.
Anyone else bothered that he didn't initially remove the plastic protector on the access point when it was on the cup and peel the plastic off the little status displays on the switch and UDM Pro?
I love their access points. Been using them for almost ten years. Everything else? router? switches? kinda overrated.
WOW... You are back !!! I see you have a UDMP and a POE 24 and both use 10sfp+, I think you need to use a DAC cable to run an uplink from the UDMP to your 24 Port POE and then another DAC cable from your 24 Port POE to you 10gb switch, then you will have a FULL 10gb backbone on your POE switch otherwise if you uplink from the UDMP to the 24 Port POE wit just a CAT6A cable you will create a bottleneck 1gb backbone. This is a GREAT start and glad to see you got Unifi 6 LR. I can't wait to see the part 2 then part 3 and so on.
Please don't use anything inside 7.0.0.0/8 as your ip range, that's the DoD...
10.0.0.0/8 or 172.16.0.0/12 or 192.168.0.0/16 are your options (or a sub of them)
This is 100% "I have money but no f*cking clue of what I'm doing". I usually love your videos but this one is super painful to watch. Even LTT using car radiators to watercool is less janky
1) I think the AP you mounted near your main room/kitchen has a metal plate on it that it doesn't need (not 100% sure). On the older UAP-Pro that metal is designed to go on top of a drywall/drop ceiling as an anchor essentially without using drywall anchors, then the WAP clicks onto a plastic ring that is mounted directly to the ceiling.
2) Please stick to Classes A/B/C for private routing, anything else technically is a public IP somewhere (ie 7.7.7.7 or whatever combination you were thinking there). A = 10.x.x.x/8 (or 255.0.0.0), B = 172.16.x.x/16 (or 255.255.0.0), and C = 192.168.x.x/24 (or 255.255.255.0). Technically yes, you can use whatever IP you want but this may one day bite you in the rear when you try to access a website and local DNS resolves it to your router.
3) Nice cabinets.
Someday Loki will be off the carpeted, staticky floor.
Right!??? LOL
As a former Cisco installera with Cisco certificatetion I did test the Ubiquity stuff. They are cheap but the quality and reliability is not there. Never had so much issues with switches before. Cisco is the way to go if you want a switch to work 24/7 for years with no issues.
Unifi is only good for home and small business. I agree Cisco all the way if you have the $$
@@TheVerysexytim Aruba is as good to be honest for cheaper too.
1. Recommend getting different color cables for the different types of devices you have going to your switch.
Example: Red for the main Wan connection, Green for Cameras, blue for Iot, etc.
2. To remove the fire risk in your addict ubiquiti makes a switch for that exact usecase that can be bolted to one of the joist in your attic, USW-Industrial which is designed for extreme conditions.
3. you might want to look into the VPN option instead of port forwarding to minimize security risks on your network.
they make a hell of a nice looking product but eventually you’ll get fed up with the lack of innovation and poor quality software just like the rest of us that were catfished by the price, promised features, and ascetics of the ubiquity product line. ☹️
OK, I don't feel bad for still having popcorn ceilings now seeing yours.
EDIT: "Thank you LiquidSyphilis"... LOLZ
PLEEEEASE put fans facing outward at each window in the attic. You NEED that air to move and go outside for the PoE to have the correct airflow around it. Lower-level cool air has to move upper-level hot air so having fans facing outward would really help a lot. That is why there are attic fans on the highest point of new homes. Roofers also add fans on the roof from the attic to protect roofs in order to have airflow below the roof as much as on top of it. With that said it is extremely important to put the fans in the attic or at the windows going outward because of all the extra juice in the network. I'm the person who understands the signal and how it travels, etc. Please fix the attic air flow ASAP. Easy fix if you have windows up there. I know you know what you are doing but when we do our own thing over and over again sometimes details can be blurred now and then. Yeah, I prefer to figure it out myself too. It is the best way to learn everything.
you can do everything with pfsense. use VLAN, MAC access multiple gateways, dhcp relay etc ... there are so many ways to accomplishg this... no reason to switch to outside hardware at all
To me, it seems like Jason only wanted to do this change to get the Unifi topology and the Augmented Reality thing. If that's the case then I'm pretty sure he could have ditched the UDM Pro, keep pfSense, and hook up a Ubiquiti Cloud Key or even run the controller software on a Pi/VM/Docker to the switch instead to get the same topology minus the router being listed like it is at 18:39
Right.. you should put the cameras on its on subnet.. as well as iot devices. Lastly, you should just run wires to the attic and get ride of the poe switch in the attic
Missed opportunity to try pfSense or OPNSense in place of the UDM Pro. Ubiquity APs are great. Their managed switches are great too unless you want 10Gbit where the Mikrotik beats price and performance. The firewall is very limiting in functionality in some aspects for something that costs a few hundred dollars.
I agree. I think he could've gotten a Cloud Key or even setup the Unifi Controller in a VM/Pi/Docker and been just as happy over getting the UDM Pro to replace his pfSense box.
@@MythicLoner didn't know he already uses pfSense.. How can you downgrade from that to some off the shelf blackbox router.. I'll never know
Great video, trying so hard not to go down the Ubiquity rabbit hole but you make it difficult.
Been down that rabbit hole myself. I now cover almost my entire block with Access for my kids WiFi ;)
"...but one will do, for now..." the lies we tell ourselves.
just seeing this now , I went down this rabbit hole in March. Similar experience however I use Unifi protect so it was a little less heartburn
Recommendations, I would suggest to go without the attic switch, its safer and much better to control all in one switch.
1) Ubiquity USW-48-PoE (make sure gen2), fully passive with 195W of POE (af/at). Enough POE to handle 6 AP + 20 IP cameras.
2) TP LInk TL-SX105 - 10GE passive, should hit the US in the next month or two. Should handle easily your main PC + 2 servers + work bench, passively.
3) Ubiquity U6-LR-US, you got one, add as many as you need to cover the house, buy them directly from ubiquity, you will get them faster at MSRP.
Shame you gave up on pfSense. Were you not able to find help with getting pfSense set up the way you wanted it or? I've been running pfSense for years and absolutely love it.
6:58 Sounds like you were not using VLANs to isolate the subnets on the switches.
why don't you install a 2nd patch panel and move half the ports to that one so all the patch cables are on one side all neat and clean like.
I have to say the quality of your videos lately has gone up dramatically. I think last year even precovid you seemed preoccupied if not bored with your channel. It came off as you were burnout to be honest. Glad to see your back.
The rabbit hole runs deep with Ubiquiti gear!
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Ubiquiti struck a gold mine 😎 (aka) it needs to look pretty 🤣🤣🤣
I am an IT solutions architect and I cannot describe how much I loathe all Unifi products. Cheap junk with terrible interfaces and management.
Looking forward to seeing these as I bought a slew of UI crap to learn and very green in it.
Couldn't find anyone else with the comment yet, so here I am to rain on the SFP+ parade. One SFP+ 10g port is for LAN, one is for WAN, and right now, there is no way to re-assign. Would be nice if they let you pick the zone for each port the way more expensive routing hardware does.
Ok !!
Im a little triggered 😤.
You don’t need a knife to open the boxes,,, there’s pull tabs just like Apple products boxes 📦.
Just an OCD thing i had to get off my chest 😉
I know! I was screaming at my screen! Jay wanted that angelic sound when opening the box and that pull tab is like the next best thing! It's the best thing about unboxing Unifi haha. Glad I'm not the only one got triggered :-D
Get yourself some Rack Studs. You'll be much less reluctant to do rack changes if they don't involve cage nuts. Freaking amazing.
16:00 is that switch in top of the fans on the other piece of equipment blocking it’s airflow?
if its not a pro switch, then sfp+ is not needed. get a link aggregation for the switches for 10g backbone
You can switch your 10G switch for this one. Not that expensive and with 8 10GB SFP+ ports. I have one myself which I also connect my NAS, Plex Server and a DELL server.
Switch Aggregation
Managed layer 2 aggregation switch sporting (8) 10G SFP+ ports for high capacity link aggregation.
$269
so since you are dumping Zues, giveaway?
Awesome video, Jason! Can't wait for more Ubiquiti related content!
I still have two more room in my house to wire eaithenet this weekend then I can take a look at upgrading
Jason, why didn't you just open the boxes with the pull tab that Ubiquiti supply?
I have a the 10gb unifi switch and its great I want the udm pro and access points just waiting for current equipment to die out
UDM Pro is not that great; If you are stuck with UniFi, look at the Cloud Key Gen2 Plus and don't run it in the cloud (local only). UDM Pro is really flaky now on updates/upgrade of firmware. Read the horror stories before spending the money. I have one, and have relegated it to "side network" use. Their basic switches are okay. The CCG2+ works for local management as long as everything is UniFi. Honestly, research here on TH-cam (Lawrence Systems is a good channel) before investing money. I have had to fix a lot of local businesses which bought into UniFi-everything and haven't had the best of luck with the infrastructure.
Cool, so finally ubiquiti got a hold of you to hand you some "free" gear as part of Ubiquiti's marketing budget and you would've preferred 2 more "free" APs, 24 more PoE ports etc. nice...
I can see why you're so impressed by the packaging of the cage nuts and screws, expected network design... Yep, Ubiquiti is definitely for you!
Linus going through the same thing was hilarious… “so I got this free 1500$ AP from UBNT to extend wifi to my driveway for one client device”
Yes, I also just upgraded my network with Unifi devices. I wasn't able to get the enterprise stuff. I just used a USG, three flex mini's, and four AP lites. I use Raspberry Pi to host the Unifi Controller on the network, it also hosts pi-hole, and Unbound. Do you use Unbound? Look it up! Like right now! Also, you need a cable organizer on the front of your rack between the patch panel and the switch. 👍 But if you buy a flex mini for your attic I bet you'd be fine. They're pretty cheap too.
I'm sure you will touch on it in the next video, but i am interested in a setup similar to yours eventually, minus the 10gb as i don't need that right now, but i am curious on the cameras using a different vlan so they cannot be accessed outside of Unraid. Also are you eliminating Pfsense with this new hardware?
So, you really should use the SFP+ port on the Pro 24 PoE and UDMPro's to connect to your 10Gb switch. Yes, the switch on the UDMPro is 1Gb but the SFP+ ports are 10Gb
VLANs are not hard. Routing is really simple. I have 4 VLANs currently. System back end, main network, IOT Network, Guest. May add a Kids network so I can limit them easier.
Many thanks for showing the actual hardware install.
Are you going to do the different colored cables for different functions like Backbone (obviously thats gonna be fiber) POE devices would be red, normal devices another color, etc.
Got to get my boxer shorts at kmart.
Would love if they had any stock... I need a 24 port poe pro
Great video as always. Welcome to the addiction. I know it isn't as robust as pfsense, but I love it and it works for what I need. Looking forward to installing my first building bridge. G4 cameras are great, but pricey. Good luck!
I suggest getting a USW-Aggregation for your 10Gb devices. Don't let the name confuse you, it works as a normal switch and it's reasonably priced. I have all of my 10 Gb devices plugged into it, including the UDM-Pro and USW-Enterprise-24-PoE. For your attic, Ubiquiti has the USW-Industrial switch that can withstand extreme temps. I don't have hands-on experience with it so I don't know if it'll show up on the topology.
Ubiquiti has a pull tab on their boxes to open them. It adds to the opening experience. I cringed when you pulled out the knife. 😬
I was all in on UBNT until the UDMP started being a b*^&h. I switched to untangle and I am very happy. I still am a big fan and have all the APs and Switches from UBNT but their routing caused me too many headaches.
Look into a Ubiquiti Switch Industrial for your attic. It is a good option for more extreme temps such as an attic or garage install.
Ubiquiti topology still not perfect yet. I do have unifi everything and my topology is broken. Dont put too much hope on it.
You know when someone is new to the unifi game when they use a knife to open the boxes that ubiquiti puts a pull to open tab on 😆
Unifi setups are nice and I like the ability to update all the hardware from a single interface. One thing I noticed is that I need to cache the update packages for the AC Lites to update and then delete the cache afterwards. It's been great and I made the switch to unifi as I needed dual WANs and building a new pfSense box would have cost more than UDMPro.
Love Ubiquiti! I setup an IoT network but for the life of me, I cannot get our iPhones to recognize our Rokus. Google Chromecast, no problem, but not Roku. We have to switch to our IoT network to control them. If you, are anyone knows a fix, please share!
You could always use a VPN to access your other subnet. Or simply create vlans.
Lol i have my udm pro got it back in January last year under EA...
Network setup
Udm pro >Dac sfp+>2x Switch pro aggregation>3x Switch Pro 24port poe++>dac sfp+ >qnap 56TiB Nas.
Every room has a wifi 6 lite ap + dual multi mode fiber keystone jacks + 4 poe gigabit ports. Total of 7x ap and 12 drops (2x fiber + 4x cat6 each) my config has custom subnets and ssids based on dev type (iot, phones, guests, and so on) on the roof i have 3x LTU-rockets with 120deg sector's on a 5m poll as a wisp i pass my spare bandwidth onto other's for a fee (i have 2.5gbps fiber here)
Great vid, looking forward to the next one. I'm just starting my own research to see what Ubiquiti stuff I'm going to purchase for my new home. Will be looking out for new vids.
Very nice. If I had the money I'd deck out my network like that. Settled for a poverty $700 orbi Wi-Fi 6 mesh system. I love it but I want to do so much more 😂 😂 😂
UDM Pro: no actual dns which makes internal https services difficult. Really needs to have unbound with ui and nginx proxy support. And mdns is broken. Then it will be great. The camera support is great too.
Do not use the eight ports on the udm pro they only have a one gig back plane
You should check out their enterprise xg switch. 24 port 10gbe with 2 sfp28 25gbe ports too. If you're looking for more ports. Cost and arm and a leg though.
Sounds like a broadcast storm! Gotta love those ubiquiti products :DDD
Imagine getting this excited about the UDM Pro and the UDM Pro SE comes out...
Just this year so far has been pretty grim for ubiquiti. There was the breach which they acted like nothing was compromised. Then people found out that they still send telemetry data back to them even when its turned off.
2 months ago they implemented advertisements for their own products into the dashboard then a week later someone blew the whistle on the whole breach.
Then them being completely silent about Frag Attack whilst everyone else has acknowledged, and provided a timeline for updates if they havent been released already.
I will say at this point im glad i didnt sink my teeth in any further then i did.
I think once Wifi6E comes out ill be selling my ubiquiti AP and switching to Ruckus. Just looking for a camera replacement.
Amcrest. Rebadged Dahua. Performs well / better than Ubiquiti's overpriced proprietary garbage, and it's cheaper.
I don't trust ubiquiti any more. They built the best action cam ever FrontRow. Then when mine broke a year ago they wouldn't sell me a replacement. The site lets me place the order in the basket but checkout says no inventory
So you're not using any of the mesh wifi equipment that you've reviewed recently? How much will the wifi performance be degraded by running it through the switch in the attic vs. straight to the network hardware downstairs?
Highly unlikely that it matters in a home network. The bandwidth of the link from the attic to the rack downstairs is a shared trunk, but since wifi is so much slower than wired, the trunk would have to be saturated from several other devices plugged into the attic switch for wifi clients to even notice. Queue balancing on the switch will share the trunk bandwidth, and you'd have to have quite a bit of congestion for the wifi port to get less than 350mbps (which is still a ton of bandwidth. That's 7 plex Blu-ray quality 4K streams at the same time, or 14 Netflix 4K streams.).
It's been mentioned, but I'll repeat it - get yourself an industrial switch if you are going to have switching equipment in the attic.
Next time strip a piece of wire (I usually use coax due to the size of the wire) back and push it up through the ceiling to mark the hole location. Go into your attic and spot the wire then drill down. Much easier. LOL I didn't watch this until today. You know, the day after I ordered a UDM Pro and picked up a non-pro 24 port POE unifi switch as well
I have dm pro, 3 wifi 6 ap's, and a 6lr. While the coverage is great. I am not happy with the quality of the system and ubiquiti itself. For the amount of money I spent Im only 80% happy with it.
Good Lord I was glad when that first background music track stopped!
Welcome to the Unifi club. I love my UDM Pro, Switch Aggregation for 10G to servers, Switch 24, and AP-Lites throughout the house.
Unifi I really nice to use sadly I am using the 1st gen ap and edgerouter x as sadly after braking my arm I can not go back into security
If you want a good chuckle look at the stats in the network sometime.
Before I dumped my UniFi stuff it would say that my Thermostat used 1.6TB some months LOL.
Good choice on waiting though as the UDM release was a dumpster fire.
UDM is a piece of garbage.
Great video. Thanks Jason! Looking forward to the next one. I have the unifi equipment and don't use it near to it's potential
I tried to bypass my fibe hub to conect the fibe directly to my ubiquity switch and i can't do it. I need my asus router to do the pppoe conection absolutely to unlock the full potential of my fiber internet conection.if i can conect it direct to my switch i feel i will get the most efficient internet unlocked speed .
Man.. awesome work.. making me considering switching over... But man that part in the middle of the video you sounded like a Johnson County schmuck.. lol!! Love the videos, love the work.