If you are running a unifi controller on Linus and get the message to say that the codename has changed you need to manually accept the changes through APT – to do this, issue the following command: apt-get update –allow-releaseinfo-change then run apt-get upgrade to carry out the update.
Category: Networking
How to Reset Unifi AP
As a warning when you choose to reset the device please keep the device powered on and do not connect while the reset it taking place. The reset should only take a couple of minutes to complete. Physical Factory Reset Finds a suitable thin object (Paperclip or similar) Locate the reset button on the bottom […]
UniFi Controller (SSH Login)
In the newer controller versions, you should be able to go to Settings -> NETWORK SETTINGS -> Device Authentication To view the SSH credentials. UniFi 5.6.x Controller Go to Settings -> Site -> DEVICE AUTHENTICATION If you have a reset unifi device the default SSH login is: Username: ubnt Password: ubnt
Rename AP on Unifi Controller
1. Select Devices in left sidebar 2. Select the device that you would like to change the name (alias) of: 3. In the right pane select the config tab: 4. In the general section change the Alias to whatever you would like: For newer Version 7 Unifi controllers. 1. Select Devices in left sidebar Select […]
Unable to Connect to a VPN with Virgin Hub
If your VPN or VPN router fails to connect and you are a Virgin Media internet customer the issue is more than likely to be that your SuperHub has PPTP and/or L2TP passthrough disabled. Browse to your Super Hub local IP Address (e.g. 192.168.0.1) and log in with the Virgin login details printed on your […]
Wireless: Determine if Computer Has 5GHz Network Band Capability
To Determine 5 GHz Network Band Capability: Check on Windows: 1. Search “cmd” in the Start Menu. 2. Type “netsh wlan show drivers” in the Command Prompt & Press Enter. 3. Look for the “Radio types supported” section. Determining Factor: If the network adapter supports network mode 802.11ac: The computer supports both 2.4 GHz and 5GHz – your […]
SonicWALL Password Recovery and Settings Backup
If your having problems trying to login to a Sonic wall. This is how you can reset your sonicwall and restore access. STEP 1: Boot your appliance into safe mode. This is done by pressing and holding the reset button with a ‘magical resetting tool’ (a.k.a. a paperclip) for about 6 seconds. If you are […]
WHAT IS POWER OVER ETHERNET
Power over Ethernet is the generic term for network cables carrying both LAN signal and electrical power to a device. The technology, known as POE, is often found in devices that require both a power (electricity) and wired Ethernet (LAN) connection. POE can be added to a network by using a POE Network switch and […]
Autosensing Network Adapters
Network adapters that support both traditional and Fast Ethernet choose the speed at which they run through a procedure called autosensing. Autosensing is a feature of so-called “10/100/1000” Ethernet hubs, switches, and NIC’s (Network Interface Card). Autosensing involves probing the capability of the network using low-level signalling techniques to select compatible Ethernet speeds. Autosensing was […]
How do I repair TCP/IP Stack
At times it is necessary to repair TCP/IP stack because the links between the layers may become broken. When you try pinging an address, you get a response but still cannot connect to your network or the internet. Start > All Programs > Accessories and right click on “Command Prompt”, select “Run as Administrator” to […]