UBIQUITI Networks UniFi Cloud Key Controller

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Congratulations you have successfully setup your Unifi Cloud Key. You should see similar to the below. tar -cvf /etc/ssl/private/cert.tar -C /etc/ssl/private cloudkey.crt cloudkey.key unifi.keystore.jks Tool-free hard drive tray allows for easy hard drive upgrades. Install Any 2.5” SATA hard drive in seconds. The demo account is exactly that. It can be used to see what it is like to have several devices to manage, what

At the very least, do not agree to update an extension if it suddenly requests more permissions than a previous Device is busy; do not touch or unplug it. This usually indicates that a process such as a firmware upgrade is taking place. Insert the microSD, that came with the cloud key, into the microSD slot on the bottom panel of the cloud key. Power the Cloud KeyFor the purposes of setting up the Cloud Key, the UBNT online account (through the use of a chrome plugin) also

Use an 802.3af-compliant switch, such as a UniFi Switch, or a USB power source (not included). UniFi Switch I found a pre-made container at linuxserver/unifi-controller. Running containers is simple on the Synology device, as I found out when I set up the Teslamate solution. This time, I could get the Unifi controller to run in a container, but it failed to store configuration data outside the container. Despite me following the guidance.As I mentioned in my previous blog I have a HP ProLiant MicroServer running at home that I use for various tasks. My unifi.scotthelme.co.uk subdomain resolves to the IP of that server which obtains the Let's Encrypt certificate for me as it can answer the challenge. The server then connects to the Cloud Key via SSH using key-based auth and copies the new certificate over and runs the commands to regenerate the JKS file and restart the UniFi service. This way there is zero maintenance for me and I keep the full benefits of Let's Encrypt and no worries. There is possibly a way that you could just run Let's Encrypt on the Cloud Key directly and my blog Getting started with Let's Encrypt would be a good place to start if you're interested. For me though I already have my server running locally so it was the easier approach.