[Support] brettm357 - UniFi

[Guido]

I have tried to build with Brett's sources and it just seems to work. At this point I have the container available at docker hub gjurriens/unraid-unifi-controller and I have just tried changing the container image in your template and that went without much trouble (the origional install got orphaned, but installing it again and setting the image to gjurriens/unraid-unifi-controller just brought it back up again with all my settings.

 

@brettm357; just let me know how to get in contact (some form of chat or something alike) and we'll see how we can get it up and running again as we were used to.

 

Also... could it be that your image is populair enough for Docker to not like to host it for free anymore? If that is the case... I'm working on getting some private docker container hosting going, if I get it running like I'm hoping to get it running that could also be a way out.

[brettm357]

On 12/21/2021 at 3:24 AM, Guido said:

I have tried to build with Brett's sources and it just seems to work. At this point I have the container available at docker hub gjurriens/unraid-unifi-controller and I have just tried changing the container image in your template and that went without much trouble (the origional install got orphaned, but installing it again and setting the image to gjurriens/unraid-unifi-controller just brought it back up again with all my settings.

 

@brettm357; just let me know how to get in contact (some form of chat or something alike) and we'll see how we can get it up and running again as we were used to.

 

Also... could it be that your image is populair enough for Docker to not like to host it for free anymore? If that is the case... I'm working on getting some private docker container hosting going, if I get it running like I'm hoping to get it running that could also be a way out.

 

Have triggered an update to 6.5.45 for now

[brettm357]

7.0.15 Tonight

[Guido]

On 12/22/2021 at 2:50 AM, brettm357 said:

7.0.15 Tonight

That seems to be a beta version. Although it does have the latest binaries for Log4J, people should be aware that it's still in early access.

 

And I'm glad you got things working again.

[Redecore]

Hello brettm357. Will there be any further updates? Thanks for this great working docker container

[Geiri]

Hello brettm357, and thank you for all your work.
 

Would it be possible to have the latest updates, or make it posble for users to run updates inside the docker?

[Ducati0927]

brett might you have a copy of your docker using 6.5.53 software? I have APs that will only work up until that version. 

 

Thanks, 

 

Will G. 

[Redecore]

Hello brettm357, can you update to 7.3? Thank you 🙂

[decibelio99]

Hi brettm357,

Thanks a lot, it works fine

[decibelio99]

On 10/3/2023 at 12:06 AM, decibelio99 said:

Hi brettm357,

Thanks a lot, it works fine

There would be a way to install other languages?
The app is very technical and has many options.
Although I probably won't understand it in my language either.

[Juscuz17]

Can we get the docker updated? Unifi is on 8. now.

[frustratedtech71]

Just installed this and its the first one to work without issues.. apart from it being an old version. Thank you @brettm357

Is this still being worked upon or do I need to jump ship before I get started?

Any other options available, does anyone know?

 

[unraidy]

Hello. Is this Unifi CTRL for AP's only or as well used for switches? 

 

Thx !!!

[Hoopster]

On 1/26/2024 at 6:19 AM, unraidy said:

Hello. Is this Unifi CTRL for AP's only or as well used for switches? 

 

Thx !!!

This just a Docker packaging on the Linux Unifi Controller from Ubiquiti.  Like any version of the controller, it will manage any UniFi hardware including, routers/gateways, switches and access points.  Of course, if you have a UniFi router such as the Dream Machine or Dream router with a built-in controller, this controller cannot manage that; only APs and switches.

Edited January 27 by Hoopster

[thany]

I see this docker requires as many as 7 ports to be mapped. In the settings they are just called Host Port 1-7.

 

1. Can you please give them meaningful names?

2. Until then, can you list what they're for?

[tjb_altf4]

27 minutes ago, thany said:

I see this docker requires as many as 7 ports to be mapped. In the settings they are just called Host Port 1-7.

 

1. Can you please give them meaningful names?

2. Until then, can you list what they're for?

https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/218506997-UniFi-Network-Required-Ports-Reference

[arthfink]

Hey, 

 

I have set up the docker and logged on to the website. I have a U6+ and also set the set-inform to the IP of the docker, but I don't get an adoption request. Is there something else that needs to be done before I can adopt? 

 

U6-Plus-BZ.6.5.64# info

Model:       U6+
Version:     6.5.64.14808
MAC Address: 9c:05:d6:26:61:60
IP Address:  10.100.100.56
Hostname:    U6-Plus
Uptime:      315 seconds
NTP:         Synchronized

Status:      Not Adopted (http://10.150.150.1:8080/inform)

 

[LMcGoo]

Hi Brett

 

As a few people have mentioned here and at your git, Can you please update to the latest version of this please, or let us know how!!

[bmartino1]

I don't think it will get an update to latest due to ubiquity moving database structures.

It is best to go to settings and make a backup.

 

Then look at the next gen unifi network application.
 

Due to Ubiquity stance on not making and maintaining a docker image, I recommend a LXC to prevent reliance on next gen release:

Otherwise to stay with latest stables, Once you make a backup of your controller, I recommend you using Pete asking version of unifi controller AIO docker.

LSIO githuib and Unifi information:
https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-unifi-network-application/
https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-unifi-network-application

Pete Asking: https://github.com/pallebone/UnifiUnraidReborn