Introducing the UniFi mobile application. Use the UniFi app to:
- Access the UniFi Controller to manage entire networks of devices while on the go.
- Provision a UniFi Access Point (AP) for basic functionality without configuring a UniFi Controller.
Requirement:
The UniFi AP must be physically connected via an Ethernet cable to a network that provides IP addresses using DHCP.
How To:
1. Ensure that the UniFi AP is in its factory default state, displaying a solidly white LED.
2. Log into your Ubiquiti community or SSO (Single Sign-On) account for backup/restore functionality. (If you wish, you can skip this login.)
3. The UniFi AP should appear on the device list if your device Wi-Fi is enabled and both your device and UniFi AP are on the same layer-2 network. (This is similar to the device discovery feature for other Ubiquiti products.)
4. If your device Wi-Fi is not enabled (or your device is on another subnet), then select scan QR code from the menu. Note: This is available only for models with the QR code sticker.
https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Mobile-App-Feature/idb-p/UniFi_Mobile_App_Requests
Connect to unifi wifi hotspots with i-foundit! app.
Save your mobile data and go online with unifi wifi. You can now do it using the i-foundit! app.
i-foundit! is a free to download app that lets you find and easily connect to over 8,000 unifi wifi hotspots near you. Simply use the app to find and access any unifi wifi hotspots, be it in shopping malls, airports, and even at your favourite eateries.
i-foundit! Version 5.0 Seamless Connect is a whole new version with a new navigation, journey, & experience – Enabling the you to get connected seamlessly to wifi@unifi without the need to enter wifi ID & PIN.
Here’s how to find and connect to a unifi wifi hotspot :
1. Download and open the i-foundit! app.
2. Log in using Facebook or Google account. For those who prefer to log in through email: Create a unifi wifi account using your email and a “My Wifi PIN” will be sent to you after you’ve created your account.
3. Tap on the Unifi button to scan & connect to unifi wifi hotspots available in your location.
4. You are now connected, enjoy!
5. Click “Other Hotspot Near Me” if you wish to find other wifi hotspot location near you.
6. Your Wifi ID & PIN in the Profile page can also be used if want to enjoy our wifi through your laptop.
KUALA LUMPUR: Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) will introduce an affordable entry level unifi @ 30Mbps for targeted B40 segment of the population. This would be below RM100, which is more than 40% below the existing 30Mbps package.Acting group CEO Datuk Bazlan Osman said on Tuesday that TM would also have unifi “turbo” plans offering more than double the speed.He said there would be a special package upgrade for pre-unifi (formerly known as Streamyx) customers in unifi areas nationwide.There would also be a re-launch of “unlimited” unifi mobile postpaid plan.Bazlan said the introduction of its new broadband and mobile plans to boost its market leadership position and deliver on the national broadband aspiration with respect to price, speed and coverage.1. A new affordable entry level unifi package at 30Mbps for targeted B40 segment. Lower income groups can access high-speed broadband through this package at a price point below RM100 (more than 40% lower price from the existing 30Mbps package). Registration for pre-booking starts 15 July 2018 via unifi.com.my.2. unifi ‘turbo’ plans offering more than double the current broadband speed. TM will gradually upgrade the speed for all its existing unifi customers at more than double the speed at no extra cost starting 15 August 2018, while new customers subscribing to existing unifi plans before 31 December 2018 will also be upgraded accordingly in 2019.3. Special package upgrade for pre-unifi (formerly known as Streamyx) customers in unifi areas nationwide. Eligibility status check will be available via unifi.com.my from 15 July 2018.Note: All above are subject to technical availability in customers’ areas and terms & conditions.4. A re-launch of its ‘unlimited’ unifi Mobile postpaid plan, which gives customers unlimited data, calls and messaging. This serves as a convergence offering exclusive to existing broadband customers and will be available at all unifi outlets and unifi.com.my from 15 July 2018.Bazlan said as Malaysia’s convergence champion, “we believe that internet access is a critical enabler to grow our digital and creative economy towards making life and business easier for all”.Curently, TM serves nearly two million broadband homes, more than 8 million individuals and connect more than 10 million devices nationwide.He said the plans were to meet Malaysians' demand for faster internet connection at affordable prices, which has been its aspiration since the launch of unifi in 2010.In October 2016, it announced its Broadband Improvement Plan (BIP), with speed increase upgrades of up to 100Mbps at the same price and completed the exercise in 2017 to benefit close to one million broadband customers nationwide, including 323,000 pre-unifi customers.“Currently, we have started contacting our pre-unifi customers in unifi areas for an upgrade to unifi plans.“For others not in unifi areas, we will continuously invest in our network to provide at least our 30Mbps entry level unifi package through the latest fixed and wireless broadband technologies.“Collectively, these new Broadband plans will catapult Malaysia beyond a majority of our regional peers into a competitive set of countries globally with high-speed broadband,” he added.
I've recently purchased for home/small business use -
Router: Ubiquiti USG
Switch: TP-LINK TL-SG3424 $170 on Amazon
AP: Ubiquiti Unifi UAP-AC-PRO-US
Have 2 sets of requirements -
For business I want VPN, remote VPN, vlan and lag, for 2 desktops, 2 laptops, dedicated web server, dedicated lab PC, future NAS. Will be buying more PC's or dedicated server for RPA (automation).
For home, I have wired connections: PC for personal use, 4 Chromecast video, 2 home theater system with Chromecasts audio, Yamaha a1060, Xbox. On wifi: 2 home mini and cell phones.
So I need to handle home video streaming, business web server, all PC's, wifi devices, etc. Any suggestions for config are welcome. Minimum 3 vlan for business use, web server, and personal/entertainment devices. I'd also like remote VPN on entertainment vlan for remote access to home theater and cast devices. Anybody tried this it know if it will work? They require the phone controlling them to be on same network so I'm wondering if a VPN will be a good work around.
Back to my main question:
Looking at returning current TP Link switch for US-24 without POE $215. For the money I don't mind not having all in one control panel. My question is which switch is actually better. I was curious if anyone knows real differences in performance, hardware processor/ram, and features to handle my devices and config requirements efficiently.
I'm not concerned about ease of use or having everything on Unifi control panel.
