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1. Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool Patch#
2. Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool upgrade#
3. Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool pro#

Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool upgrade#

This usually indicates that a process such as a firmware upgrade is taking place. Looks pretty good to me.Web Browser: Google Chrome (Other browsers may have limited functionality.) Hardware Overviewĭevice is busy do not touch or unplug it. The home lab feels a lot more complete now that I’ve got some robust access points in the house and cleaned up some other cabling that was bothering my perfectionist tendencies. Deep packet inspection at a low price for the USG is a nice feature to have though. Using a controller based solution for wireless comes with a few challenges but it does make it nice to manage all of the devices from a single interface. I’m very happy with the APs thus far and really impressed with user interface from Ubiquiti. If you don’t have a firewall in your lab though it’s worth looking at and is very affordable. The USG does deep packet inspection and having a firewall on both sides of my lab isn’t a horrible idea, but is for sure unnecessary. Well played! My compulsive need to have everything perfect wouldn’t allow this, so I purchased the security gateway as well. Kind of like my cable provider showing me whats on the channels that I don’t have access too. Ubiquiti, you have a pretty annoying way of making me want more. Yep, this is completely overkill, but it turns out that without this device you’ll see some missing widgets in the UniFi dashboard. The Ubiquti Switch connects upstream through a new Ubiquiti UniFi Security Gateway (USG) so that I can firewall my wireless access off from my home lab.

Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool Patch#

I mounted my basement access point, patch panel and Ubiquiti UniFi switch to a piece of plywood and screwed it to the wall. Then I ran cat 6 cabling to the access points and connected them to a new Ubiquiti UniFi 8 POE-150W switch so I could power the APs over ethernet instead of having to have a power cable for each access point. I wanted to make sure that the entire house is covered so I placed one access point in the basement and another in the upstairs bedroom, on opposite sides of the house.

Chrome extension ubiquiti device discovery tool pro#

I bought a pair of the Ubiquiti UAP AC Pro access points and ran some cabling. OK sure, I could’ve moved the router closer to the middle of the house, but let’s over engineer the solution instead right? I’d have to switch over to the 2.4GHz band and then I was getting interference from neighbors. However I did have it located in my office which is at the opposite side of my house from my bedroom, which meant some sketchy wireless over the 5Ghz band if working from bed which I did often. Occasionally I found that I needed to restart the router but it was pretty good, no real complaints. I have about twenty-five devices connected to it through wireless and all four of the 1Gbps network jacks filled up as well.

I had an Linksys AC3200 providing all of my house’s wireless connectivity and for the most part, it did a good job. It’s one of those “first world problems” where you have either not enough wireless coverage at home, or you’re getting too much interference from the neighbors to have satisfactory wireless coverage.