

I use ubiquity AP’s at the house but I run pfsense for my router. The unifi gateways I’ve dealt with were buggy. Of course its been at least five years since I’ve touched one of those and they may be more stable now.


I use ubiquity AP’s at the house but I run pfsense for my router. The unifi gateways I’ve dealt with were buggy. Of course its been at least five years since I’ve touched one of those and they may be more stable now.


Didn’t know that. I haven’t had to support it all since 2018.


Dell product and dell is currently circling the drain.


The cloud is always there. Its the cloud. It never pisses on you and calls itself rain… Never!


That 3com hub was new in the late 90’s


That thing isn’t even old. I had a similar situation occur recently. I found a 10meg 3com hub two months ago. Not 10/100 but 10meg. Not a switch but a hub. It was in a closet between two fairly new switches. I just chucked it not thinking it might be a conversation piece. We replaced the line with a 50m fiber run. We also replaced several drops since they were thirty years old. The customer was really happy with how fast things are now.
Like I said the problems I had have probably been addressed. Ubiquity has always been pretty diligent about keeping their products working as advertised.
I have the pfsense plus routers at work and one thing I like about them is the selection of tunnel options and the really great filter. Unifi controllers have though been increasingly require their gateways to function in full. That kind of forced integration is a strike in my book.