Welcome to ‘How to UniFi’ a brand new series of how to guides, video tutorials and general questions answered about how Ubiquiti UniFi works. We’ll cover the basics, the products, getting started, the best practices and a lot more. Stay tuned to A&T Tech for more on this new series. In the meantime, read our Product Guide on UniFi here and our product guide for UniFi Protect here. If you want […]
Today, Ubiquiti has launched the all new ‘UniFi Protect Network Video Recorder’ or the UNVR4 as we’ll refer to it in this article. This is a 1U, rack mountable network storage and camera controller server for UniFi Protect, Ubiquiti’s proprietary network video system. For those out there familiar with UniFi Protect, this is big news in a few ways. First, a little history Before UniFi Protect, the options for UniFi […]
Ubiquiti Networks has been making all kinds of networking products since the early 2000s, it started out producing high powered wireless cards for the wireless internet market and products for wireless community internet and wireless internet operators. But since then it has expanded into enterprise networking products, networking cameras and a much, much larger portfolio of products. One of the most popular lines Ubiquiti makes is UniFi. We covered what […]
Ubiquiti has been testing the next version of firmware for the UniFi APs and UnIFi Switches for a fair few months now and today, it has been released to general release and has also been pushed to UniFi Controllers. This release is a huge one, we have gone from 4.0.80 to 4.3.13 and the release notes are extensive, we won’t post every single change in this post, but we will […]
Today, Ubiquiti has released a new firmware update for the UniFi Security Gateway line of devices. Version 4.4.51 has already been pushed to controllers and fixes quite an important security issues, one was where attackers could crash the PPPoE process on the USG, so long as the attackers is on the same broadcast domain. Version 4.4.51 is now out for the USG-3P, USG Pro 4 and the now discontinued USG-XG. […]
Today, Ubiquiti has released a new update for airOS 6, which runs on the M5 line of airMAX devices from Ubiquiti, which is the Rocket M5, PowerBeam M5, NanoBridge M5 and more as well as the line of M2, M3 and Titanium devices from Ubiquiti. This new update fixes a few important security issues as well as some annoying bugs. One of those bugs is where on an AC AP […]
Today Ubiquiti has released a brand new device called the UniFi Protect ViewPort, and it is essentially a device for viewing your UniFi Protect cameras on a TV or monitor, thanks for the built in HDMI port. Like everything Ubiquiti, it is conveniently powered by PoE for less cables and power supplies. With Ubiquiti’s older UniFi Video system as well as the new UniFi Protect platform, the NVR devices are […]
Ubiquiti has just redesigned its UniFi product page on ui.com to make everything look a lot simpler to understand and when the UniFi Protect page was redesigned, Ubiquiti has put up a picture and some details of a new G4 Dome camera, marked as ‘coming soon.’ There are two interesting changes, one is that fact it is now fully IP67 rated, which means it is water resistant and can now […]
A few days ago, Ubiquiti released a new update for the UDM-Base, otherwise known as the UniFi Dream Machine. Version 1.5.6 includes the UniFi Network Controller, version 5.12.60 which itself has a lot of bug fixes. The release notes are below, but most notable is the stability improvement for PPPoE connections and also the fix for the insights page, where before it would not display any information. Release Notes Improvements […]
UniFi Protect, from Ubiquiti Networks has been updated in the last few days to version 1.13.2 on the UniFi CloudKey Gen2 Plus and to version 1.14.8 on the UniFi Dream Machine Pro, both versions are identical but due to UniFi OS reasons, the Protect version is different on the UDM-Pro. Ubiquiti has added a few new features, bug fixes and changes with the new update. We’ll provide a link to […]
