Integrating all the components in one device has a lot of benefits, but also some limitations. If the USG is not enough for you, or you prefer a rackmount model, the USG-Pro is available.

I have the original little square one but I havne't had a chance to play around with it much. The screenshot you posted is that from dslreports Speedtest? It loses connection multiple times per day. You can think of the UDM as a UniFi starter kit.

The UDM line runs on a new underlying operating system, and does not have the config file ability the USG has. This site uses cookies. UniFi and EdgeMAX devices sometimes share hardware, but they are different products, aimed at different uses, and are managed using different tools.

No UniFi routers have a built-in switch. Enabling Smart Queues or DPI on top of IPS/IDS will also incur a further throughput penalty to maximum throughput.

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Standard war da immer ~16mbit, das hat dann unsere 100mbit gebremst.

I know some people require DHCP options on their WAN interface from their ISP, and it’s baffling that basic features like that are not supported yet. ?” I would recommend you look into EdgeRouters rather than UniFi for your routing. Show adopt button for UBB only when pair is connected.

This EdgeRouter help page helps explain it in better detail.

Been following this thread closely whilst doing some works on our house. Ok, I've already got myself (ordered, to be delivered) a UniFi 48 port POE switch, primarily to power a dozen or so cameras and 5 UniFi wireless access points. Another change is the addition of the proprietary power port on the back, which lets you attach a UniFi Smart Power RPS for redundant power.

The UXG line may be the USG replacement we are all hoping for, but we won’t know until more details come out and the hardware gets released.

The secondary WAN on a USG or USG-Pro can be used for failover or load balancing. The USG-Pro is newer than the standard USG, but still is due for an update. If you have multiple UDM sites, you are able to sign into your UI.com account on those devices, and manage them all through Ubiquiti’s free cloud service. Cras mattis consectetur purus sit amet fermentum. Do you recommend turning on smart queuing, I only have a 250Mb internet connection and a udm pro. Event with DPI off.Fasted I can get is 75x20Mbps on a 300x20Mps service circuit. The problem is that not all features can be offloaded. Tracking: Wir und unsere Partner verarbeiten personenbezogene Daten, indem wir mit auf Ihrem Gerät gespeicherten Informationen (z. If you don’t need those features, you don’t need to upgrade. Replace "Alpha" badges in New Settings with "Beta".

You will be limited to the officially supported features unless you are willing to create custom, breakable configurations like that.

Damn that's pretty loud then, think I might stick with original thought of: I simply don't believe that UBNT hired Chris Buechler to tart up the USG-3P. The UDM is a unique product in the UniFi line. Some features are able to be configured via the command line, but the UDM lacks the config file system of the USG.

Outside a few setup wizards, the EdgeRouter and EdgeSwitch products don’t hold your hand, and they expect you to be able to configure things manually. It appears to be a more traditional replacement for the USG-Pro. That is what UniFi is good for. If they fit your network needs, they are still good products. EdgeRouters are more traditional networking equipment.

A Smart Queue can be CPU intensive. UniFi® Security Gateway, which extends the UniFi Enterprise System to encompass routing and security for your network. The US-16-150W is basically silent in normal use. You don’t need to have a UniFi router to run a UniFi network. This feature was also added to the 2nd generation UniFi switches, so expect to see it on other UniFi devices in the future.

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Thanks in advance for any info, tried trawling the ubiquiti forums but struggling to find anything helpful. It can be also be a controller for their VoIP phone system, UniFi Talk, and will support their upcoming access control products, which are still in development. IPS in particular is computationally intensive because the router has to inspect the contents of every packet for arbitrary patterns, not just the packet headers. Willie Howe has a great video which goes over some of the finer differences. Unifi Dream Machine Smart Queues settings (correct for 1000/50Mbps) First speed test after! Also if anyone has a USG 3 port, what kind of throughput do you get with smart queues and dpi enabled?

I recommend smart queues.

There is also a completely separate line of products, EdgeRouter, which may be a better option depending on your needs. You get a lot of control and visibility into your network and usage, especially with Deep Packet Inspection. Press J to jump to the feed.

With that comes some instability and a lot of missing features.

In UniFi terms, it contains a controller, router, switch and access point.

Can someone here please help? Seems minimal bandwidth hit also. Das kostet enorm Bandbreite. USG, PoE UniFi switch, Cloudkey Gen2 plus, nanoHD (it’s maybe 20 feet away from the doorbell).

Both are true, but there is more to it. If you are looking to make a dual WAN network, I recommend you give this help article about policy-based routing a read.