PeteAsking Posted Sunday at 12:16 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 12:16 PM @wgstarks I believe a better way to handle this certificate issue is to use a reverse proxy. I know there are docker reverse proxys on unraid. Im not 100% clear how you do this but traffic would work like request —-> reverse proxy on https —-> forwarded by reverse proxy to unraid. Cert would be handled by reverse proxy. Quote Link to comment
bmartino1 Posted Sunday at 06:09 PM Share Posted Sunday at 06:09 PM 21 hours ago, solomonshv said: hello, are there any known issues with wifi 7 pro APs? i have 3 new units and i can't seem to adopt any of them. unifi says adopting for a few minutes, then appears to fail, the AP goes offline for 15 seconds and tries to adopt again. over and over with every unit i tried. no error message is generated i confirmed that the APs themselves work fine by installing the unifi software on a windows desktop, adopting them and running some tests. it's a new install. no settings or backups carried from another controller. all settings are default EDIT. turning on “Inform Host Override” solved this. never had to do that before, but that does appear to be the solution. thank you what unfi device? what network application version are you running? example: https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/u7-pro go to tech specs note the min unifi applicaiton to adobt: u7 pro says UniFi NetworkVersion 8.0.26 and later if you just installed the app you are running v7.5.187 you would need to be running a higher netwrok application version. stop docker, edit. toggle advance and look for repository. per first post of this forum chose one: Stable: 11notes/unifi:8.3.32-unraid Old Stable: 11notes/unifi:8.1.127-unraid you need to be running atleast v8.0.26 ... Quote Link to comment
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