…A relatively rare use case Usually, when you want to connect an Ethernet-ready device to a network, like a desktop computer or a server, you hook a network cable to the…
…they don’t offer any high-level applications beyond network-based storage sharing and backups. Related stories on Ubiquiti and Wi-Fi Ubiquiti UniFi ecosystem: UniFi Network (all things networking) | UniFi Protect…
…Still, I’d recommend the web UI and a large computer screen for the tasks. It typically takes no more than ten minutes to get your network up and running with a…
…a desktop computer (or a switch ). However, you can convert this port to a WAN port in the web UI. The MD200 cradle, on the other hand, has two network ports, so…
…as a cellular modem hosting one desktop computer via its network or USB port. In this case, it can also work as a regular cellular Wi-Fi router, or you can have…
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…adapter, and the fact that it uses USB-C (and not a network port) to connect to a computer is more a matter of convenience. Ubiquiti says the AirWire can use both…
…Your device is, for the most part, invisible on the cafe’s local network. Specifically, the computer of the guy sitting next to you, which connects to the same Wi-Fi network…
…It’s a device that creates a local network. To put it another way: a computer network needs a router. Depending on the hardware, some routers can have two or more WAN…
…Either run the UniFi app on a phone or, from a network computer, open the web user interface of the UniFi Cloud Gateway that hosts the network. The UDB Switch will be…