UNIFI Hardware

[Michael_Christon 8]

Any plans currently to integrate any unifi network devices they have POE switches that would be nice to be able to power cycle the ports.

[Tommaso 1]

Hi Michael,

 

Unifi is in our backlog. Actually we support only mfi power outlets.

Ubiquity is a good corporate to support.

 

For ETA let's wait for senior managers.

 

 

[cjohlandt 1]

I too would like to see support for Unifi switches.

 

-Chris 

[G_McWilliams 0]

Me three.  Switches and WAPs, Unifi Security Gateway if possible.

[ihomescheshire 0]

+1 for Unifi AC APs, Toughswitch and Edgeswitch products

[j0nz 5]

+1 for ubiquity

[Zenwire 0]

+1 for Ubiquiti as well!

[BobTob 1]

+1

[gianluca 0]

+1

[rgericke 1]

+1 For Unifi Support, Isn't Mfi Discontinued?

Edited December 5, 2016 by rgericke

[jessetn 1]

+1

[johnpoz 2]

+1 but more for the AP than the switches.

[InHomeMedia 0]

+1 for Ubiquiti

[Silvio 27]

Just to confirm/remind that Unifi PoE switches are now supported

[Stutech 0]

I have a few sites with Unifi hardware - switches/WAPs

I don't seem to see any option to integrate - am i missing something?

 

Thanks

Stu

[gmedia01 2]

Bump.

[plittlefield 0]

+1

[GeorgiTsatsev 2]

Hi all,

 

As Silvio mentioned we do support Ubiquiti Unifi PoE switches. The support consists of 
1) automatic port mapping

2) toggling poe ports

3) poe power consumption

 

Also keep in mind that we need the SNMP communities for the switch to be matching the ones under the devices' info tab --> SNMPv2 fields.

 

If you have any additional questions or experience any problems with these devices please write to support@domotz.com so that we can investigate further any potential problems.

 

Georgi

[jamespaulav 0]

Hi there

For UniFi what are the steps to get these integrated properly with Domotz?

Im talking:

UAP boosters

POE Switches

USG router

 

Your step above - is that necessary on all UniFi products using their controller?

Could you elaborate on it

 

Thanks

 

James

[GeorgiTsatsev 2]

Hi James,

 

Currently we only support Unifi PoE Switches and some of their PDUs but no no routers or boosters, yet. The next thing we plan on supporting for Ubiquiti is their ToughSwitch series and their Access Points and controllers.

 

Regarding your other question you do need to have the matching SNMP communities on the PoE switches in order for us to monitor them accordingly. For the PDUs you don't need SNMP.

 

Also basic monitoring of network interfaces is available for all SNMP enabled devices (with matching communities again) so you may still be able to see the ether-like interfaces and a snapshot of their upload/download speed if you have the correct communities for reading set on the Domotz app.

 

 

 

[yves 0]

Hello,

 

I would like to inform that Ubiquiti Toughswitch is now supported.

 

Sincerely,

Yves,

R&D Developer

[Springs 0]

Ubnt Edge Switches have been supported for sometime now. (I have not used UnIF--k in a while.)

 

I have to ask you UniF--k installers... since the whole thing (UniF--k) is already server required/based... why/what would you control it with Domotz? The devices are MEANT to send info to their servers, and look for "Update Now" constantly.  Any change and the reprovision. Reboot a unit, and it tries to reprovision.

 

So if you "did something" direct to the device... the next check in with the server would trigger a reprovison... wouldn't it?

Edited November 21, 2017 by Springs

[NBAYIT 0]

Probably for centralized management and monitoring under a single app.  You have to switch between apps and also alerting is centralized.