UDM-Pro-Max

Fiber’s specs say 5Gbps, but owners have demonstrated it successfully handling 8+. It’s Ubiquiti’s second-fastest gateway, topped only by the $2000 Enterprise Fortress Gateway (rated for 12Gbps; I have not seen anyone max it out). Dream Machine Pro Max, despite being rated for the same 5Gbps, tends

I just upgraded my network to Ubiquiti in August or September of last year and I'm very happy the results. I have 1x Pro Max 24 port PoE switch, 1x Pro Max 48 port switch, 5 U7 Pro XGs and a U7 Pro Wall with a Dream Machine Pro Max (and two SDDs). Needless to say I have a bunch of devices, including

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I'm getting heavy into Ubiquiti, I was always deploying switches and APs from Ubiquiti and was deploying non-Unifi routers such as the Edgerouters, PFSense and Fortinet. Now that Ubiquiti has improved their security and functionality on their firewalls, I've been deploying them to existing and new c

I’m also a newbie to Ubiquiti but have been following them for years. I recently joined the board of directors for a local community league and proposed a net-new network buildout. New Dream Machine Pro Max, 24 port pro max PoE switch and 4 x U7 Pro XG AP’s. Although the setup isn’t completely rolle

I started my Ubiquiti journey in July with a UDR7 plus my old Eero mesh system, fast forward to now and I have a full Ubiquiti system…..(Dream Machine Pro Max, Pro Max 16 poe, 2 Pro 7 XG AP’s, U7 Pro Wall, U6 In Wall in the garage….7 G5 Turret Ultras, and a G4 Pro poe doorbell) it’s been an amazing

I'm still surprised Ubiquiti never released the Dream Wall Pro that was originally shown in the prerelease promo video a few years ago. That unit had a larger touch screen interface, 2 HDD sleds for Protect, a separate power module for 2 power supplies and I think a built in UPS battery as well. May

I would wait. You are realistically going to gain almost nothing , as the UDM Pro is likely very close to delivering full performance of your 2.5Gb service as-is. Leaks of the successor UDM-Beast have been posted on this sub, but the mods delete them which is bizarre. Who knows what will happen thou

I use a UniFi stack for my network. This is prosumer grade stuff so its a bit of an investment but worth it. UCG-Fiber for my router, this thing is a beast. Skip the UDM series gateways until they get a hardware refresh. For switching I use several UniFi switches. The USW-Flex-2.5G-8 is good startin

Residential use-case here! I had a USW-Industrial to provide PoE to all of my equipment from my attic due to my limited closet space which could only hold a UDM Pro. Formed a 2GbE aggregated connection using the two non-PoE ports and it worked perfectly. An absolute beast which could handle the hot