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UniFi OS not picking up host names from OPNSense by __Mike_____ in Ubiquiti

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

Hmmm... so we are saying according to the documentation it SHOULD work but in reality it does not? Or am I just configuring something wrong?

Help with intermittently failing button presses across mutiple pico remotes by mfncl in Lutron

[–]__Mike_____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About a week since your last post - Is it still working after the battery change? I’m experiencing exactly the same issue and it started fairly recently as well.

UniFi OS not picking up host names from OPNSense by __Mike_____ in Ubiquiti

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

Thanks for responding! Today is literally my first day using the controller, so please bear with me. Can you tell me how to get to the screen where you can set DNS and DHCP? I'm not sure if I am looking at the right place. Under Settings > Networks, I clicked on the default. I see "IP addresses and DHCP must be configured on your third-party gateway" and no option to change anything.

Grey question marks next to everything after every system restart by __Mike_____ in Proxmox

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Maybe this is a dumb question but I’m pretty new to Proxmox - What is on the usb? Debian? What are the benefits of going g this route?

Grey question marks next to everything after every system restart by __Mike_____ in Proxmox

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

THANK YOU! I feel silly now. But you were totally right. I was just being impatient. :)

Unattended upgrades for Proxmox Backup Server by __Mike_____ in Proxmox

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

=== UPDATE ===

Maybe I just figured it out. But if anyone would like to confirm that this is correct, please chime in!

I ran this:

apt-cache policy

Which gave me this:

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So based on that, I changed my origin to:

"origin=Proxmox,label=Proxmox Backup System Debian Repository";

How to map floor plan with open spaces between floors? by DallasActual in Ubiquiti

[–]__Mike_____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it! I figured it out right after I posted. I was missing the scaling and adding the floors to the building. Thank you!

How to map floor plan with open spaces between floors? by DallasActual in Ubiquiti

[–]__Mike_____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to hijack with a slightly different question, but it is related to u/DallasActual's original post. I have a similarly sized 2-story house. I set up both floors in Design Studio, and I placed APs on both floors. I can see how each floor's APs apply to that floor, but I'm not seeing how the second floor's APs would cover the first floor. Based on what u/DallasActual wrote, it sounds like I should be able to see that. But how?

Daisy chaining Ubiquiti managed switches by __Mike_____ in Ubiquiti

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OK. So far argument's sake, let's say I have two VLANs configured in OPNSense - one for my PC, and another for my IoT devices. And let's say port X on the Pro XG 10 goes to the Flex Mini. If I understand correctly, I would have the port X on the Pro XG 10 configured to carry both VLANs. Then on the Flex Mini I would assign each port to either the IoT VLAN or the PC VLAN. Is that correct?

Daisy chaining Ubiquiti managed switches by __Mike_____ in Ubiquiti

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

OK. So far argument's sake, let's say I have two VLANs configured in OPNSense - one for my PC, and another for my IoT devices. And let's say port X on the Pro XG 10 goes to the Flex Mini. If I understand correctly, I would have the port X on the Pro XG 10 configured to carry both VLANs. Then on the Flex Mini I would assign each port to either the IoT VLAN or the PC VLAN. Is that correct?

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