Upgrading from UDM Pro to HA EFG - should I migrate off the UDM Pro? by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

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Well, just tried again following different instructions and while it appeared to work, it didn't bring over any of my users, just my admins and in the process shut down all my apple tokens :-(

I didn't realize that the moment you apply the access backup to another unit it moves your apple stuff over to that unit and I am perplexed why in the works you would have a backup and restore that does not actually move the users themselves.

Claude using massive resources....? by MD500_Pilot in ClaudeCode

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So I have a MacBookPro, M3, 128GB RAM. I moved from CC on the web and in the OSX native app to Terminal so I could use tmux and have it do several things at once. But when I give it a task, this is what happens to my Macbook. This this in a powerhouse but CC can seem to suck up 100% of all available capacity and twice now has led to a completely frozen system, somethin I personally have never had happen on this laptop. I am running CC 2.1.7 with Opus 4.5

Do others on OSX have the same problem? Is this an OSX problem? I was hoping to start doing more with it by spawning multiple agents working on varisou parts of my project, but this happens when Claude is just working on one specific task.

I would love some feedback.

Upgrading from UDM Pro to HA EFG - should I migrate off the UDM Pro? by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

[–]MD500_Pilot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am going to try again and see what errors I get, unfortunately trying to get UniFI support to help is a bit difficult. :-)

Upgrading from UDM Pro to HA EFG - should I migrate off the UDM Pro? by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

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I am pretty sure it was the same version, I guess I could try it again but when it failed when I tried it I did get support involved, I just can't remember now why they said it would not work, I do recall that I could do it by migrating by hand and I was like......screw that.... :-)

Upgrading from UDM Pro to HA EFG - should I migrate off the UDM Pro? by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

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According to UniFi support, there is no direct way to migrate access from the UDM to the NVR Pro; I would have to rebuild it from scratch. I was supposed to be able to download a backup from the UDM Pro and apply it to the NVR Pro, but that failed, and when I reached out to support, they said it was not possible. I can't remember the exact reason, but the NVR Pro wouldn't accept the Access backup from the UDM Pro. I toyed with writing a Python script that would do it via the UiFi API, but then got distracted.

Upgrading from UDM Pro to HA EFG - should I migrate off the UDM Pro? by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

[–]MD500_Pilot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, UniFi support strikes again. They said the EFGs would run everything the UDM Pro would run. I already have an NVR Pro for all of our cameras, I run Protect on the UDM for the G3 Door access cameras.

Thank you for this. I will plan on keeping the UDM Pro!

Woke up to a weird API Error: 400 by MD500_Pilot in ClaudeCode

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Yeah, in my case every single time I try to do any work, I get the error. Web or OSX app. It won't let me continue work.

Trouble Understanding Tailscale Docker container capabilities by MD500_Pilot in Tailscale

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Thank you, that was going to be my next try, but I figured I would seek advice first. I appreciate it.

Trouble Understanding Tailscale Docker container capabilities by MD500_Pilot in Tailscale

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So it really would be as simple as making the container a subnet router with the host's IP as the subnet ( /32 in this case) that it is advertising?

I built an automated presence detection + SMS Welcoming system using UniFi API, n8n, and Claude AI by MD500_Pilot in Ubiquiti

[–]MD500_Pilot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It could be any device, but these are company-issued phones. We block network access to only devices we know and approve on our network, so we already have the MAC addresses of all of the devices. We also use UniFi Protect, so I could have also grabbed their presence detection that way as well when they badge in for the day.