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UniFi Network Server 10.3.55 LATEST
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Built from the ground up by Ubiquiti Networks, a large manufacturer of wireless data communication and wireless broadband products, this single app can be used for the complete management of a wide array of devices found inside your home, business, or organization.
Because of its focus on larger enterprise products and networks, this app is fully ready to handle an incredibly large number of devices with top-of-the-line services for data monitoring, security, analytics, reports, and more.
After installing UniFi Network on your macOS and logging into the Ubiquity online service using your username and password, you will find out that this network management suite does not have its own standalone app window, but is instead accessible via your web browser.
Key Features
- Centralized Management: Control all UniFi devices from a single interface.
- Device Configuration: Easily configure network settings, SSIDs, VLANs, and more.
- Monitoring and Analytics: Real-time monitoring of network performance and device health.
- Guest Portal: Create customizable guest portals with authentication and voucher support.
- Multi-Site Management: Manage multiple sites or locations from one dashboard.
- Security: Implement firewall rules, VPNs, and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS).
- Automated Firmware Updates: Keep devices up-to-date with scheduled firmware updates.
- Scalability: Designed to scale with growing network infrastructure.
The entire visual style of the app is focused on dark background and light-grey text and visual elements, with bright green colors highlighting some of the most important “glanceable” information.
Even though this app is not best suited for complete novices of networking management, its intuitive interface can help easily be used for handling many different parameters of the network. The app is well-suited for larger networks and has in-depth support for administration settings, domain management, and all the tools needed to extract maximum performance from your network and Ubiquity devices.
Extraction of every possible percent of performance is made easier with a comprehensive Statistic tab, that showcases all your network traffic, details for every device, client, domain, and more.
Ubiquiti UniFi Server for Mac can be used for FREE via an initial trial service, after which users will be required to pay for a permanent license. The app is optimized for macOS and has built-in support for several international languages.
What`s New in latest version 9
- Added notice regarding WPA3 encryption when enabling MLO.
- Improved memory usage in specific environments.
- Improved Route distribution behavior for SD-WAN Hub & Spoke.
- Improved the default Guest Hotspot Policies for Zone-Based Firewall.
- Improved the Policy Based Routes behavior when users pause VPN Clients.
- It will now act the same as when the VPN Client is down.
- Improved backup restore from sites using Zone-Based Firewall on Sites that don't have a gateway adopted.
- Updated the order of Default Policies in Zone-Based Firewall.
- "Allow Return Traffic" is now positioned before Network Isolation.
- Initial Setup: Install the app and complete the setup wizard.
- Device Adoption: Adopt UniFi devices to the network by connecting them and adopting them through the software interface.
- Configuration: Configure network settings, SSIDs, VLANs, and other parameters according to your requirements.
- Monitoring: Monitor network performance, device status, and client activity in real-time.
- Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance tasks such as firmware updates and device backups.
- Intuitive user interface
- Comprehensive feature set
- Scalable for small-scale to enterprise-level deployments
- Active development and frequent updates
- Free to download and use
- Some advanced features may require additional licenses or subscriptions
- Steeper learning curve for complex configurations
- Limited support for non-UniFi devices
What's new in this version:
Improvements:
- Added OWE support to the WiFi Broadcast and LAG connection support to the Integration API.
- Added a Device Supervisor filter to the Devices page.
- Added a DNS Assistance setting to WiFi Broadcast settings to improve DNS resiliency and latency.
- Requires Access Point firmware 8.6.2 or newer.
- Added an IPv6 MSS option to VPN Client settings.
- Added a device status indicator to system logs for multiple devices going offline.
- Added support for configuring VLANs on UDB/UDB-Pro ports.
- Added DNS Policy orchestration support.
- Allowed specifying the method for IKEv2 reauthentication in IPsec VPN settings.
- Improved MTU validation when IPv4 MSS is configured.
- Improved IP range validation in QoS and Firewall settings.
- Improved Time Machine event detection for Ports.
- Improved the Ports Manager user experience.
- Improved Port Forward validation to prevent overlap with IPsec site-to-site VPNs.
- Improved Dashboard Internet statistics accuracy in rare cases.
- Improved backup restore resiliency.
- Improved the STP blocked link experience in Infrastructure Topology.
- Improved WiFi Doctor-triggered device update speed and reliability.
- Improved DS-Lite over PPPoE by provisioning the correct interface for firewall rules and displaying the correct WAN IPv6 address.
- Improved the Guest Table to display voucher names.
- Improved the VPN settings user experience.
- Increased DS-Lite MTU by 8 bytes.
Bugfixes:
- Fixed an issue where devices were not reprovisioned when DHCP relay settings were changed.
- Fixed an issue where packet capture status was not updated when opening an already running capture.
- Fixed an issue where the UNVR was incorrectly shown in the Clients page when connected via an SFP port.
- Fixed an issue where the Uplink column on the Devices page was not sorting correctly.
- Fixed an issue where the IPv6 WAN default route on single-WAN gateways could be incorrectly applied.
- Fixed an issue where the default route for static IPv6 WAN with a link-local next hop was not applied.
- Fixed an issue where IGMP Snooping settings could fail to be provisioned in rare cases.
- Fixed an issue where toggling “Mesh Connect” on a UDB Switch did not apply changes to the device.
- Fixed an issue where the Port State in Port Manager could be incorrectly represented in rare cases.
- Fixed an issue where VLAN tagging configuration for In-Wall Access Points could be incorrect in rare cases.
- Fixed an issue where UDB devices could generate false Meshing system log messages.
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