Re: migrating from ER-5-POE to ER-8
Many thanks So - I have the config.boot file from the ER-5 - should I simply SFTP the file into the same directory on the ER-8, and then remove the switch0 references via CLI, or remove them via a...
View ArticleRe: DHCP Server hostfile-update
I don't know whether it's on the roadmap. It's a small feature that is quite easy to set from the CLI, so I'd guess not. Starting in 1.9.0 you can opt to use DNSMasq for the DHCP server, which will...
View ArticleRe: Google Fiber + ERL anyone?
Spoke with the folks at the Fiber Store, they informed my they do not provide a POE adapter and I would need to use the Google Fiber Box provided to power the Fiber Jack. I'm just going to buy the...
View ArticleRe: EdgeRouter X/X-SFP check bootloader version
I'm assuming this is streamlined into newer ER-X hardware. Could Ubiquiti provide a test date so we can tell by looking at the boxes? Thanks~
View ArticleRe: migrating from ER-5-POE to ER-8
Either way would work to update the ER-5 config. If you're using an intermediate editor, make sure it'll handle unix-style line endings (e.g. notepad++ if you're using windows). You'll need to reboot...
View ArticleRe: Edgepoint DC question
anything that shoves 54VDC will do it (switching power supply with relatively high amperage would probably be the best)
View ArticleRe: Edgepoint DC question
well i know anything that would push the Volts and amps would work i was more asking of production stuff. I think i may have a use for this type of equipment but i would be doing 100ft cable run to tower.
View ArticleRe: migrating from ER-5-POE to ER-8
Many thanks - I will give it a go over the weekend. I am half-inclined to re-do it from scratch with the updated 2-WAN load balance wizard, as I am pretty sure I have a lot of config pre-dating the...
View ArticleRe: IPv6 mystery
Error messages in log appear to be related to Work Load Balancing (WIB?).... strange, since I never configured on this router. I'm stumped!
View ArticleRe: Edgepoint DC question
You can power these using the enclosed POE brick to about 80 watts worth of radios. You can also use a AF24 POE brick to add another 50watts. Ubiquiti has mentioned a DC power device in some of the...
View ArticleRe: Site-to-Site VPN between EdgeRouter Pro 8 and Cisco ASA 5510
Hi 16again, The tunnel status is UP now. I removed all the VPN configuration done on the GUI and instead rebuilding via the LCI using something "similar" to this:...
View ArticleRe: Site-to-Site VPN between EdgeRouter Pro 8 and Cisco ASA 5510
BTW - 192.168.1.250 is in eth2
View ArticleRe: Edgepoint DC question
What if we had to use the DC terminals? I figured the POE bricks would work, i was more looking for 2 wire DC to terminals
View ArticleRe: Edgepoint DC question
Literally, anything other than the cheapest chinese garbage that can push 6A at 56VDC will work. Tycon makes a couple 3A ones (so you couldn't drive a fully loaded EP with it). Heck, even 4 car...
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Yea i understand all that. I was hoping to get some production replies not trying to rig something that may or may not work or fail after a few months.
View ArticleRe: IPSec LAN to remote LAN traffic not working
Is anyone out there willing to consult for pay to help with this issue? Please pm me. Can't seem to make this work, I've factory defaulted the device, wiped the config and reapplied it. Same...
View ArticleRe: How to connect to a different subnets depending on what AP the user...
dpurgert wrote:No. Don't bridge anything. Don't use eth2 unless you have need for a second (separate) LAN.Thanks for the answers. Noob question, the ports on my edgerouter pro justify the use only if i...
View ArticleRe: How to connect to a different subnets depending on what AP the user...
Yeah, each interface on an ER-Pro represents a different network -- LANs or WANs really. If you want to route between subnets, then by all means use multiple ports on the ER. Bridging sends the...
View ArticleRe: Google Fiber + ERL anyone?
I can't say 100% that the fiberjack uses POE, but my fiberjack uses a power adapter. Sorry the text on that adapter is so tiny I cannot read it. As for having to use their google fiber box, I'll call...
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