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You may also want first to improve your password. Take a backup of your current controller in Settings > Maintenance. (There are subtitles available under the YouTube gear icon) 1. At least you can watch this 10 minute video to see the whole procedure including transferring your current controller: With a new account you will get credit for the first year. None of this will cost a dime to try out. Without sufficient entropy available rebooting the server may take 30 minutes or more.

HAVEGEd will store entropy for encryption.

There is a support script to run the repair commands as needed before the controller starts.

If the MongoDB database supporting UniFi Controller needs repairing, a reboot will do the trick.

The underlying Linux system and UniFi Controller will be automatically updated to the latest stable releases.

The script will create a swap file to accommodate the controller.

The free tier GCP micro instance comes with only 600MB of memory.

Fail2Ban protects your controller from attackers trying to brute force the password: the IP address of the offender will be denied access for an hour after every three failed attempts.

Backup files will be copied to a Google Storage bucket for offline storage.

You just type the DNS name of your controller and it will be redirected to HTTPS port 8443 automatically. Dynamic DNS support to help you set up the domain name.

For a certificate you need to have a domain name for your controller, dynamic or static.

#Ubnt firewall set up for mac control install#

Automatically acquire and install a Let’s Encrypt certificate to relieve you from HTTPS certificate warnings.The script I have created will set up an UniFi Controller on GCP with these extras: Apparently I have found some bug in Fail2Ban, which needs to be fixed, but it is taking time. That means you will need to use the full URL, but your browser should already know it. Log in to the VM and type sudo systemctl stop lighttpd and sudo systemctl disable lighttpd. If Google has charged you for egress traffic to some remote areas of the globe, you can stop Lighttpd as a fix. Step 4 is now updated to reflect the change. Google has changed the default operating system to Debian Buster, but UniFi controller is not supported on Buster. You should change your VM to E2-micro instance type during August 2021 as Google suggests. Apparently Premium is on the free offer and Standard is not! If you are still being charged for egress traffic, check your network tier. Stay tuned!įor some reason, FireFox doesn’t seem to mind.

#Ubnt firewall set up for mac control update#

There is no automation to update that (I found out). If you are getting a certificate error then the reason is that Let’s Encrypt’s root certificate expired on.