Udm pro internet uptime how to#
Udm pro internet uptime upgrade#

Once setup, you can SSH to the UDM Pro and I'm logging in here with the root account to do the final steps. If you want to you can use an SSH Key but that's not essential here, your choice. Make sure SSH Authentication is enabled and you can choose a username and password. Head to Settings, Network Settings and Device Authentication. The next step is to make sure SSH is enabled on the device as we're going to SSH in to drop files there. I just have a hosts file entry on my PC to resolve the hostname to the IP of the controller. The hostname you choose will depend on what domain name you have and what subdomain you're using, but I chose .uk to break off and use for the UDM Pro. Head to Settings, Controller Settings and Advanced Configuration. The first thing to do is give your controller a hostname.

Udm pro internet uptime upgrade#

With that upgrade I moved away from the USG and moved over to the UDM Pro which has a slightly different setup but one that turned out to be much easier to deploy HTTPS. It wasn't the most straightforward thing to, but it's also only a few simple steps and getting rid of those HTTPS warnings in the address bar when using my sweet networking hardware was important.Īs mentioned above I had a 'V1' of my network and more recently I upgraded to 'V2' of my home network, My Ubiquiti Home Network - V2.

Udm pro internet uptime how to#

You can read full details of my previous home setup in the link, but, of course, I did a blog post on how to setup HTTPS on the web UI, Setting up HTTPS on the UniFi Cloud Key. In my 'V1' home network, My Ubiquiti Home Network, I had the UniFi Security Gateway and a few other goodies like the UniFi Cloud Key. I recently upgraded my home network to the latest generation of Ubiquiti hardware and with new hardware comes the requirement to set a couple of things up again, things like HTTPS! Turns out, it's surprisingly easy to do this on the UniFi Dream Machine Pro.