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Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Machine Pro
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the disk is not included but you can buy one separately. the one sold by ubiquiti is an 8TB wd purple.
Hello, I use the UDM Pro in WLAN failover. And have in SFP from Ubiquiti. On WAN2 (StarLink). Works without problem and the failover is very reliable. The ports can be set to DHCP or even BridgeMode.
I'm afraid I can't tell you.
Thanks for the tip.
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With the Ubiquiti SFP+ module UACC-CM-RJ45-MG it works for me with Sunrise.
Yes, I need the Zyxel router as a modem in front of it
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Ubiquiti UACC-OM-MM-10G-D-2 network Take the two. One Pro UDM. https://www.galaxus.de/de/s1/producttype/netzwerkkabel-294?filter=t_9505%3D189854%7C167374 The type of cable you need for this.
No, that's not possible. That's what the UXG Pro is for
As long as no open ports are required on the WAN interface, you can simply connect the WAN port of the Dream Machine to a LAN port of an existing router without having to adapt its configuration. We have already done this several times.
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Yes, the Dream Machine has the Cloudy fix built in, but an account by unifit is required to set up the UDM, but once this has been done, everything can be set up locally in the network via the IP of the UDM.
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Two possible (simple) scenarios come to mind. 1. have you connected the IB to the WAN connection of the UDM? 2. have you changed the IP and IP range on one of the two routers? I would change the IP of the IB3 to something like 192.168.100.1. Two times 192.168.1.1 (usually default IP) in a row does not work.
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Yes, the UDM is quite deep and heavy. If your rack also has rails at the rear, then you can also install equipment racks such as this Intertech equipment rack for server racks Max. Regarding the idea with the switch: I prefer to leave one U of air between the devices, especially if the rack is not actively ventilated.
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Depends on the number of cameras and how they record. I have 5 cameras and get by fine with 4TB.
I got the module from init7. They in turn got it from fs.com
Hello, The pure hardware/software limitation matrix is there: https://evanmccann.net/blog/ubiquiti/unifi-comparison-charts?format=amp Then depending of the number of clients and the TCP stack limitations of each of them (eg MTU, windows etc) you may not achieve the max throughput and it’s normal …
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Hello, Yes, you can. Port 10 (top) is for internet and port 11 (bottom) for LAN. Fiber 7 works fine. SFP for fibre 7: Flexoptix P.B1696.10.AD (supplied by Init7). For LAN I don't need a 10G SFP. They all work in general. If you want to be sure, take the ones from Ubiquiti. They are cheap and ok.
No, only one of them is a LAN port.
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Thank you for your kind offer and your participation in the community.
That should work, I have Starlink on one of them via SFP on the second port. The UDM-Pro pulls the IP from the satellite (no Starlink modem connected).
Ja es geht siehe Link https://www.reddit.com/r/UNIFI/comments/wf4hci/dream_machine_pro_ips_geoblocking/
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