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I forget off the top of my head which device it is,

The UniFi Access system consists of four elements:

UA Controller: The control center for your Access system, hosted on the UniFi Dream Machine Pro (UDM-Pro). Your UA controller is easily upgradable and offers a host of features that simplify access policymaking as well as personnel, space, and device management.

UA-Hub: A secure I/O hub that authenticates inputs registered by your Access readers (UA-Pro & UA-Lite), push buttons, and sensors. Your UA Hub can also control door locks, alarms, and motorized door openers.

UA-Pro and UA-Lite: The Access system's card or motion reading devices that unlock doors with a swipe of an NFC card or NFC-enabled mobile phone. Please refer to the Current and Future Access Modes section below for more information on current and future access methods.

UA-Card: A NFC card that is specific to your Access system and encrypted with a special algorithm that cannot be replicated, unlike other NFC cards. Your Access system will support any NFC card, so you can retain your current access cards.

It was the Dream Machine Pro I was thinking of. The reviews I've seen all say that if you have to buy a Dream Machine Pro just for the access control that you're better off going with the competition who's overall price will be lower.

That applies if you aren't planning on using the other stuff the Dream Machine is capable of. It's a single device that can manage all of your AP's, Security Cameras, Door Access and soon VoIP. Depending on the use I would think it would be worth it provided you are getting the functionality you want out of it.

That's sounding like a great product for the home, I'll have to keep my eye on them.

It's really not. Think of your home like a business. This is a product for a business that has confused itself with a home.

Sounds like it's not a product for business

It is not, probably not even a serious house product, just something that looks neat to play with (expensive toy.)

What even makes it look neat? To me, being junk, makes it far less interesting than normal gear. Like you are used to a Ferrari and then someone comes along with this Yugo. Yeah... not interesting, at all. Not even as a gadget, because there's nothing special, just crappier versions of what we already use.

Normal people see SPOG and just love it.. one ring to rule them all - that's what makes it 'neat'
neat doesn't make it good or worth while.

Like humans with rings of power. So lame.

Yeah i'm happy with Unifi and do what i have too to get it working 🙂 especially at the price point they come in at 🙂

It’s coincidental. Not visiting them 🙂

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That would be good. That ancient firmware on there is pretty silly.

Almost all Ubiquiti equipment come with outdate firmware by 2 or 3 months or more at times.

You have no clue what you are talking about. 2-3 months? Hhhahahaahahahahh

At least on APs from Amazon their firmware is from January the last AP I bought three days ago. Not sure why you doubt that...

Because this is a discussion about EdgeMax hardware not Unifi.

ok, point taken. ER-L came with 1.7.0 last December.

My most recent one, from four weeks ago, was still 1.2.

I've never had an ERL shipped to me with anything other than 1.2

Edit: that is the original firmware btw...

Got a 1.0 not long ago (ER-48-LITE or 500W, can't remember) 😉

Not sure what my switches came with Probably were 1.0. The GUI totally changed after updating them.

@Dashrender said in Ubiquiti Security Gateway - Is there a software version:

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@JaredBusch Right. That's why I always assumed the USG was really limited. That is all I could find for network settings.

@Dashrender Ah ok. That makes sense

it was limited only via the GUI. If you created a JSON file on the controller in the correct location, you could do darn near anything a EdgeRouter can.

The GUI is finally catching up with the features.

Ah ok. Ya that's mostly how I use mine anyway. Like I said, I've never used one so I'm running on assumptions.

I'm pretty sure you can actually fully control the APs through the CLI and JSON files. I think you can use the CLI to tell it where to get the JSON file (a none Unifi controller), but damn. .talk about pain.

I didn't realize you could use the config files for the APs. I've only used the busybox shell for joining the controller. Makes sense that it would use them though.

I think that's how most if not all of it works. using the GUI, you update the JSON files, they are then downloaded to the devices, tada.

That is also my understanding but not something I've ever checked or tested

@Dashrender said in New Ubiquiti Fiber Connectivity Options:

Was this announced there? I saw this on their website last week.

They just sent out the email announcement.