UNAS Pro

Had that happen with the UNAS Pro…. Needed a NAS solution that ideally was plug and play with the Ubiquiti system. Thought about the UNAS pro for a long time but really wanted something with redundant power supplies and a little more storage. Beat myself up over it for a few weeks before finally pul

A couple of things to note about the Ubiquiti ecosystem: There is NO documentation. You are required to figure out things on your own, ask reddit, ask Ubiquiti community forums, watch influencer dudes on youtube. You are also the official beta tester, because Ubiquiti releases new products fast and

At 6:52 in the review below it shows the UNAS Pro 8 being available to pair for safe shutdown, but when he hovers over it (slow down the video), it says it needs to be on the latest version to work. If that’s not the case then it’s very misleading, especially since we know Ubiquiti approved the vide

No I don't think they have sales at all I don't see any issue I prefer to place multiple access points but at low antenna power, instead of a single access point running at max power. Roaming works great on recent devices and connectivity is at 100%. For example, I prefer the U7 Lite for bedrooms an

A couple of things to note before you join the Ubiquiti ecosystem: There is NO documentation. You are required to figure out things on your own, ask reddit, ask Ubiquiti community forums, watch influencer dudes on youtube. You are also the official beta tester, because Ubiquiti releases new products

That’s what I just got, though one of the reasons in the depth. I couldn’t fit the unas pro 8 in my rack. Also, the WAF… unas pro is a lot more palatable. Just remember you can’t run VMs on any of the ubiquiti NASs. You’ll need a separate server

I think the UNAS Pro 4 will barely fit. The toolless mini rack length is 460mm. The UNAS Pro 4 is 400mm. One thing to note is the 460mm length is for the dimensions of the minirack... I dont know why ubiquiti doesn't list max supported length for the equipment. I guess cause things can just stick ou

It’s not a common issue, they don’t have shutdown features because they are meant to just be unplugged. Anyone with a multi-disk device like a UNVR, UNVR Pro or UNAS Pro would be crazy to leave themselves at risk of an unplanned shutdown - rebuilding those arrays can take days. More and more Ubiquit

My personal choice, is to use a dedicated machine for the cameras, like the UNVR. I don't like to burden the firewall/router with Protect and when I'm playing around with the UNVR it won't affect the rest of the network (like a reboot won't bring the whole internet down). This also makes it easier t

This is the same thing they did with the NAS lineup. It offers absolutely nothing of advantage Utterly false. The UNAS Pro 8 at $800 is EXTREMELY compelling package just from a hardware standpoint. Off the top of my head, the Aoostar WTR max is probably the closest thing in terms of value propositio