UDM-Pro-Max

If you are getting 6Gbps with a UDM Pro Max consider yourself lucky. You are the only person I’ve ever heard of getting over 4.5Gbps with real world internet data with a UDM Pro Max with everything disabled. I tried for months to get a 6Gbps connection to work with Ubiquiti support and never got clo

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

How many tech products do you know that are still state of the art after two years? Plus, the Cloud Gateway Fiber ($279) embarrasses the Pro Max ($599) on several counts. Pair the Fiber with a UNVR ($299) and you’ve covered everything except shadow mode and saved $20 in the process. Ubiquiti has rel

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 believe there will be 2 new models released in the next 12 mos- my expectation/hope is 6mos. One rumored name is “UDM Beast” but I suspect it’s an internal name. Another rumored model is UDM Pro XG. There are some photos here in the sub of it from Brazil. Both of the above devices could be the sam

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

In my opinion, it would be most helpful to know your end state. Are you actually going to get 5/10G fiber? If so, is the rest of your network going to be capable of handling it? It doesn't do you any good to get 10Gbps fiber if all your APs and switches are limited by gigabit ports. I would personal

Im expecting the "Beast" to be well above $999. You cant get pricing from Marvell on the CPU they are using so it is hard to estimate, but the fact it has built in encryption/decryption engines and inspections engines and all that capable of 60-80gbps I am just guessing the CPU alone is probably aro

Yes, at first the whole system can be daunting - and to be fully transparent, I absorbed the Internet like a sponge, and had to sprinkle in some AI to put it together. But, it literally took me less than 2 days to get a grasp. My biggest advice, buy more than what you think you need, by like 5x - Wi

I’ve been a networking professional for 26 years (enterprise and service provider networks), passed many Cisco certifications, used to teach Cisco, have a lot of experience with other brands as well, Arista, Telco Systems, Brocade, HP, Ubiquiti, Extreme, Adtran, just to name a few. I’m now in manage