You want them to either connect to the 2.4 GHz or the 5 GHz network. So, devices don’t switch between the 2 frequencies. Make sure that the option, Combine 2 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi networks is turned off. Next step, set up a WiFi name and password. We’ll configure auto backups more towards the end. So, the UniFi Controller creates backups of your configuration. The option, Enable auto Backup, leave it on. So you can have control of the settings to improve the WiFi and network performance. You can create an account here.įor step 3, disable Automatically optimize my network. This allows managing the controller via the mobile app from anywhere without opening any ports or have a static IP. The next step is to sign in to the Ubiquiti account so you can access the Controller via the unifi.ui.com cloud service. The result should be a nice JSON output with the name of the site.In the initial set up, the first step gives the option to name the UniFi Controller and also to restore the setup from a backup. Then utilize the query below and replace the X’s with your found site ID. Should you want to find what site a device is registered to you can utilize the “Find Device” query from above. Then you can utilize the following queries to preform actions:ĭb.device.find()
Once connected select the Unifi Database: If you are utilizing a different port then change the port flag. SSH into your Unifi Controller utilizing whatever means you typically use.Ĭonnect to MongoDB by issuing the command:
If you need help let me know before you create a big mess!ĮDIT: I wrote a Python Script that can handle all of this for you just enter in your MAC address. I figured I should also have a version for those of you who utilize SSH and Command Line.ĭISCLAIMER: I am not responsible if you break anything. I wrote an article about this before that utilizes Robo3T.
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