CK’s don’t like power dips and cold restarts so hosting them in the cloud avoids that.
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Question of the day ~ Are you happy with your retirement strategy?
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Doesn’t a “longer” reset put the devices into recovery mode and flashing white means it’s booting up and solid white means it’s waiting to be adopted
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You may be right. I honestly don’t remember any more.
yogidabear
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What he said and recovery is leds flashing, white, blue, off
When you forget again
https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/204910134A bit off topic but how do I best power 2 APs during loadshedding. One is a AC LR running on 24v poe injector and a NanOHD running on a 48v poe injector I believe. Don't want to try different ups and mess up the APs. I have a gizzu unit currently powering the ONT router.
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I have an AC LR being powered via the PoE LAN port on a Gizzu unit. Works perfectly.
Great thanks
Thanks. So won't find any of these mini Ups that does 24v and 48v poe? Damn, such a schlep to sell and replace..
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I have a vague recollection of the Ultralan units being able to do 48v but could be completely wrong of course.....
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https://shop.dbg.co.za/mups45w8-8ahg.html if you want to buy another UPS instead
Multiple PoE Output Options, now with 48V
The Micro UPS offers various voltages on it's PoE output port to power any of your devices. A selectable toggle can switch between 15V, 24V, or 48V. The newly included 48V PoE option can be used to power a VoIP phone, an IP camera, a Ubiquiti UniFi access point, a MikroTik cAP access point, or other 48V compatible devices.
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That's the one
What options are there for a POE switch that can power both APs and then I use my current gizzu unit to power that. I currently use only one output on my gizzu ups.
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Those of you running your Unifi controller in a docker instance, what is your memory usage like?
As the updates have rolled in, the memory size has become so bloated. I remember when I used to be able to run it on a Pi 3B with 1GB RAM along with four or five other containers. Now, it eats up around 900MB if left to its own devices, so I've put a memory limit on of 768MB to prevent it from running out of control.
As the updates have rolled in, the memory size has become so bloated. I remember when I used to be able to run it on a Pi 3B with 1GB RAM along with four or five other containers. Now, it eats up around 900MB if left to its own devices, so I've put a memory limit on of 768MB to prevent it from running out of control.
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When I started using Protect I got a Cloud Key + so not very helpful to you, however if I stop the Network app the memory usage drops by 608megs. Am running version 7.1.61
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Was about to post a thread - let me try here first.
I have a USG - I've setup a VPN. I can connect to the VPN from various clients, I can ping devices on the internal network - but I can't connect to their services (e.g. web services on port 80 or ssh to machines, or any service - they only respond to ping). I am trying to connect to them via ip address.
Anyone know where to start? USG and controller are latest versions, I've tried deleting and recreating both VPN server and client.
I have a USG - I've setup a VPN. I can connect to the VPN from various clients, I can ping devices on the internal network - but I can't connect to their services (e.g. web services on port 80 or ssh to machines, or any service - they only respond to ping). I am trying to connect to them via ip address.
Anyone know where to start? USG and controller are latest versions, I've tried deleting and recreating both VPN server and client.
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Does anyone know of the best way to split my UAP RJ45 to give my PC LAN Access?
Basically I have a LAN Cable running into my roof, 30m away from the switch, powering a U6 AP.
My PC is connected via this with Wi-Fi, but lately I have been experiencing some stutters and drops.
Now instead of adding another dedicated 30m cable, pain in the ass to add, is there a way I can get a switch powered via POE up there with POE out to go to the AP with 1 more non POE port to give my PC data?
There is power in the roof, but I would prefer not to use that.
More of a temporary solution, but is something like that possible?
Basically I have a LAN Cable running into my roof, 30m away from the switch, powering a U6 AP.
My PC is connected via this with Wi-Fi, but lately I have been experiencing some stutters and drops.
Now instead of adding another dedicated 30m cable, pain in the ass to add, is there a way I can get a switch powered via POE up there with POE out to go to the AP with 1 more non POE port to give my PC data?
There is power in the roof, but I would prefer not to use that.
More of a temporary solution, but is something like that possible?
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Yes, these are pretty convenient if you want to stay in the Unifi ecosystem: https://scoop.co.za/ubiquiti-5-port-gigabit-1poe-in-4poe-out-unifi-flex-switch-usw-flex.html
im no expert but not sure how much you gna pay for POE switch - a dumb gpbs mini switch in the roof (where you have power) might be the simplest/cost effective?