Cloud Gateway Ultra

The issue today is their DNS server. If you change your DNS to IPv4: 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 it will be fine. I have the same issue with Vodafone. The problem is basically every WAN IP is being hit with loads of traffic all the time now days. The modem is the problem firstly. Login and looking and downloa

Yes, the Cloud Gateway Ultra would replace your Edgerouter 4, while giving you additional capabilities including deep packet inspection security features, and of course the built in software for controlling all the unifi devices on your network. While the Edgerouter 4 has not been discontinued, it i

The Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Max (UCG-Max) is a higher-performance, multi-gigabit successor to the Cloud Gateway Ultra (UCG-Ultra), offering 2.5 GbE speeds on all ports, faster 1.5 Gbps IDS/IPS throughput, and an NVMe SSD slot for running UniFi Protect (cameras). The Ultra is cheaper, limited to 1 GbE

If you want an actual good system with a ton of flexibility and expansion: Ubiquiti Unifi. Put in wired access points. They have a bunch of gateways (routers), depending on what you need: https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-cloud-gateways?category=all-cloud-gateways&view=compare&compare=ucg-fibe

you would just buy a plain old fashioned wired router. if i were in your shoes i'd probably get a mikrotik or ubiquiti product. as it stands now it sounds like you have a double NAT. i'd probably get rid of that. with only a 100mbps plan, most any wired router can drive this. I might get something l

If budget is a concern here's the route I would take. I would start with a. Ubiquiti Unifi U7 lite wireless access point. It's $99 so right at the top of your budget, maybe a bit over with taxes. You might be able to score a used one for r/homelabsales. You will need to run the controller software o

The plan was to use a different brand of cameras, and this was just for networking portion. From what I've read ubiquiti's camera offering is a bit substandard for the price point. Thanks very much for the info, the Cloud Gateway Ultra was what I was looking at at first, maybe the max is worth getti

Since I'm still relatively new to Ubiquiti myself, I'm curious what others might say. Indeed the Express looks like the most inexpensive option that gets you connectivity with WiFi. However, it's very limited in terms of future capacity. For your specific situation as described it might be just the

I had one of those but later switched to the Ubiquiti Unifi system with the UCG-Ultra and their switches and APs.

I would personally get the Cloud Gateway Max and a U7 Lite AP and the POE injector. In the UK its only £100 difference between the UCG-Max (no storage) and the UCG-Ultra, but looking at that site its a crazy difference in price for you Australians or that site is just a rip off. If you get the UCG M