I've tried to SSH to the UAP but I can't get access no matter what I try (setting static IP on the UAP via Controller, changing the IP of the machine that already had 192.168.1.20).ĭoes anyone have any tips on what I should look for in the Mikrotik 1100 routerboard for DHCP settings? But when I add this UAP and try to adopt it fails and falls back to the ip 192.168.1.20 but that IP is already taken on the network. We are using a Mikrotik 1100 routerboard for the DHCP and it seems to be working for any client that get's added to the network. We have the AP and Controller on the same network. I've read through it and not sure it applies to our situation. Nicholasmartin2 wrote:Thanks a lot for the link. The AP is flashing yellow so it is getting power. I may swap in another AP which is working, but I think if I could reset the AP all may be well. Tried another switch port - no link light, so dead AP? I have an AP which is in a disconnected status and I can not seem to get it to reconnect. Once discoverable, you can adopt the UAP in This will set the inform address for the UniFi AP to the IPĪddress of the UniFi controller. Next type: set-inform Make sure to enter the set-inform command multiple times. Username is ubnt and IP address 192.168.1.20, so enter "ssh -l ubntģ) Type Yes to accept the certificate, and press Enter key.Ĥ) Enter your device's password, by default it's "ubnt".Īfter that, please try setting the inform URL by following these
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Into your device using PuTTY for Windows or Console on MAC OS X.Ģ) Enter Hostname IP address (by default is 192.168.1.20), leave port asĭefault and make sure you've selected protocol SSHĤ) Accept the certificate, then enter your username and password (by defaultĬredentials are ubnt in both cases) and press Enter keyĥ) If it works properly you will see XM5.x and a $ symbol, there you can enterġ) Open Terminal (Console) under Program and UtilitiesĢ) Enter command "ssh -l (USERNAME) (IP ADDRESS)", by default If yes, we need to use putty to SSH into the device. Please check if you're able to ping the UAP? You can check the IP address from dhcp or you canĭownload advanced IP scanner from the link given below:Īlso, considering that the UAP is in the same subnet, could you If the UAP doesn't show up, we need to check if the device is The controller machine and check if the UAP is discovered in the discovery tool I'd suggest you disable firewall and any antivirus running on Then i disconnected the UAP and reconnected it to my regular network, ssh'd into it again and again gave the set-inform command, only now with the IP from my real UNIFI controller, adopted it, and finally it is working now as it should. Next i changed the IP of the UAP from DHCP to STATIC and gave it a IP from my normal network. Then i started UNIFI and ssh'd into the UAP and did a "set-inform http:/ / 192.168.1.101:8080/ inform"Īfter a minute or so i could adopt the UAP. When i booted everything up i could see the the UAP got IP 192.168.1.100 and my laptop 192.168.1.101. The solution for me was, creating a new network with a Linksys 120n router in factory default state, a laptop with UNIFI installed and the UAP. Resetting the UAP did not make a difference, it still wasn't assigned a IP address. When i first hooked my UAP's on my network they got a IP from the ASA 5505, but when that lease expired for some reason the ASA didn't give the UAP a new lease, therefore the UAP became without a IP and became in a disconnected state but was still serving clients. Read on to discover some of the best self-defense keychains to buy so that you and your loved ones will have peace of mind and protection when you need it most.Well, i finally got both the UAP AC's up and running again and it looks like the problem is a combination of a Cisco ASA 5505 (my router/firewall/dhcp server) and the UAP AC's. Some of the best self-defense keychains even combine one or more of the above elements, allowing you to fend off an attacker in multiple ways. Self-defense keychains can come in several configurations, including: Having the best self-defense keychain that’s small enough to clip onto your bag or belt loop (or carry in your pocket) can be crucial when time is of the essence. When looking for an easy way to protect yourself, look no further than your keys.
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