by cr3ative on 1/24/24, 6:08 PM
I feel silly saying it, but they’re not designed to run without a controller. He has been fighting this for two blog posts now.
by moondev on 1/24/24, 1:06 PM
Was not aware that you can flash unifi ap with open-wrt. This turns it into a POE wireless router/switch with control over the two eth ports? Sounds awesome has anyone tried it?
by fragmede on 1/24/24, 4:10 AM
> they used to be so good and there is no real pro-sumer alternative
This is the problem of it all. Unfortunately there really isn't. Hopefully they can get back on track.
by weinberg on 1/24/24, 4:00 PM
This is a solid reminder to go poke at OpenWRT and see if this random Meraki gear has some reusability now...
by ryandv on 1/24/24, 8:29 AM
I own this access point. The first thing I did was install openWRT. It's fine.
by imran-iq on 1/24/24, 3:55 AM
Anyone know any alternatives in the prosumer space? Mikrotik?
by ig0r0 on 1/24/24, 9:38 AM
This is one of the reasons I flashed OpenWRT to my U6 Lite.
by anotherhue on 1/24/24, 1:55 PM
This person clearly did no research into the requirements to run a ubiquity device.
It's meant for enterprise / SME. The design decisions reflect that.
they have a series of other products, such as the dream machine and express that might’ve been better suited for him, but instead he chose the professional equipment.