Dream Machine Special Edition

Yes, you will run out of capacity quickly if not immediately out of the starting gate. Play with the capacity calculator, you'll see what I mean. Yes. UNVR or UNVR-Instant. Likely the former, given your potential for growth/more cameras on the system. Only if you're out of routing horsepower. The cu

In general consider: Aftermarket half-size server racks. They can be had for like 150€ on average. It is the most tedious job in the planet to migrate from one rack to a new rack. And you can also run non networking gear if you get full lenght one, so you can put your servers also there. Dont forget

ubiquiti is the go-to for mesh systems. In their good gear, the router/gateway and access points are independent from each other, allowing for upgrade of the wifi network separate from the router. They use POE+ for the access points - so like look at a UDM SE and hardwiring a couple AP's in mesh. Yo

This seems more in the scope of a professional consultant than a Reddit post, but if you’re DIYing it, spend a bunch of time at design.ui.com planning it out and it’ll answer a lot of the coverage questions you’ll likely run into if you’re rolling Wi-Fi into the project. I like the UDM-SE and you sh

The UDM-xxx line really wants to be mated with a good core switch via DAC. Say a Pro Max 16 or 24 PoE, for example. That said, those ports are useful for many things, and aren't a horrible place to start out with, if you're spacing out purchases (SE, then switch, say). Low-bandwidth uses for UDM-xxx

Thanks for the details. So I am pretty new to Ubiquiti and I had bought a UDM SE after my connection went tits up and was frustrated with not having a stable connection but it sat in the box for a bit, around 10 months to be precise, along with the UAP-AC-PRO (WiFi 5) which at the time I didn't thin