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I am now very glad that I decided to buy a UCG model as my new gateway rather than a UXG. Thanks for all your hard work @PeteAsking !

I am going to be switching to a UCG gateway so I won't be using the Unifi Network Application docker container anymore. Any advice on which version on the docker container that I should be on when I migrate to the UCG device? I am on 9.5.21 right now. Should I try to install 9.5.2 on the UCG so that I am on the same versions before migrating?

I am now I went through this path and I am now on 9.5.21. Pretty much up to date. But maybe time to upgrade my USG3P to something newer!

So far I have gone from 7.5.187 to 8.0.26 to 8.5.6. You can see that it has to do a database conversion on some of these upgrades. It seems that it leaves behind orphaned images. What do you do to get rid of them?

I just upgraded from the old docker container to unifi reborn and all is well. Thanks @PeteAsking for all your work on this! I went from 7.2.95 to 7.5.187 and am now trying to figure out a path to more recent versions. I skimmed through this thread and it seems like a viable upgrade path would be to 8.0.26 to 8.5.6 to 9.0.108 to 9.5.21. This is not being too aggressive and skipping too many upgrades along the way. Does this make sense to those of you with more experience at this? I guess I could always try rolling back if required.

I am not sure what you mean by method 1 or 2. I am going by post 1 "To install this docker" where you say to backup, stop the old container, install the new container, start it and restore. Is that method 1? If there were problems could I then just. stop and delete the new container and then start up the old container and it will work as if nothing ever happened.

I am finally getting around to moving to this container from the old Unifi container. If things don't go well on my upgrade can I just delete the new Unifi reborn container and go back to my old Unifi Controller container?

What's the use case for needing transcoding? When you are remote and have a slower upload speed?

Sorry for the delayed response as I missed your post. Back when I installed AirVideo it was available through the Unraid Apps repository. I don't think it is there anymore. But you can manually create a docker, but I don't really know how to do that. The docker files seems to still be available here: https://hub.docker.com/r/dmaxwell/airvideohd/ and can be installed with: docker run -d --net=host -v /mnt/user/appdata/airvideohd:/config -v /mnt/user/Media:/videos -v /mnt/user/appdata/airvideohd/temp:/conversionPath --name airvideohd dmaxwell/airvideohd So if you can figure out how to add the docker manually it should still work. Good luck! If you get it working please post your results to help others.

Plex seems to need metadata to pull in shows. My main TV watching is sports and I use a PC based DVR (SageTV) to record content. Plex doesn't like Filenames like NFLFootball-LosAngelesRamsatSeattleSeahawks-29695429-0.mpg There have been some Plex (and/or Jellyfin) plugins to pull in sports but I have had issues getting them to work properly - not that I have tried recently. Another option that I have occasionally used is VLC. With VLC you can browse to your Unraid shares and play files.

Can you go into more detail on how you setup the configured vlans? Thanks.

But the nice thing about giving each device its own IP address is that you can just use port 80 for the web UI and don't have to futz around with port numbers when typing in URLs.

I want to try to install a second version of a docker contianer from the Apps repository. But when you click on Actions it gives you the options for WebUI, Edit or Uninstall. What about installing again to a different appdata folder with different port/Ip settings?

Thanks. This works but to me this sure seems like a bug, not a feature.

I have several dockers where I have specified that the docker get its own IP address. Is there any reason not to do this for every docker? Why futz around with port numbers where you are using stuff like 8888 and 8080, etc for web ports when you can just use the default port 80 on every docker with its own IP?