Show HN: Managed UniFi Controller Hosting
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Show HN: Managed UniFi Controller Hosting
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#2Also based on your pricing it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key if you plan to use your devices longer than 10 months.
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#3Some clients just allow access via site-to-site vpns. Seems like a better solution than paying for a VPS to host free software
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#4How is this different from or any better than Ubiquiti's Cloud Controller hosting? Also based on your pricing it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key if you plan to use your devices longer than 10 months.
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#5How is this different from or any better than Ubiquiti's Cloud Controller hosting? Also based on your pricing it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key if you plan to use your devices longer than 10 months.
I would never ever trust a Ubiquiti product being open on the internet though - especially their software products. Too many issues with their firmware on their "carrier"-classed radios, as well as buggy integration with UNMS makes me a bit wary.
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#6Here's a nearly identical version that a number of folks use: https://hostifi.net/
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#7This seems like a weird product, considering its just a single-use VPS. If you're using a DC with NPS (or not, just plain ol PSK) in the sky, your ubiquiti controller just goes on there anyway. Some clients just allow access via site-to-site vpns. Seems like a better solution than paying for a VPS to host free software
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#9I've been running my controller on a raspberry pi for a few years without any issues
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#10How is this different from or any better than Ubiquiti's Cloud Controller hosting? Also based on your pricing it is cheaper to buy a Cloud Key if you plan to use your devices longer than 10 months.
Central control of multiple sites without having to mess with VPNs.
Especially if the vpns are setup from the controller you create a delicate chicken-and-egg problem. How are you to provision it the first time?
You also open up yourself to the problem of accidentally locking sites out and having to reconfigure each site from within.