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6/16/2025, 10:19:06 PM
>>105614187
Lol wut?
You only "need" to do that if you don't own a ubiquiti router and you want to have cloud configuration access and monitoring.
You can use your phone to configure everything and just let them run as configured; you just won't get usage statistics or any other heuristic information.
But a ubiquiti gateway/router runs that controller software 24/7 by default, you only need to purchase a "cloud key" or run a docker container or the windows app if you DON'T have a gateway, but still want those features.
Its flexible so if you're deploying an entire site of access points, but the customer has an ISP supplied router they can't replace, you can install the Cloudkey on-site so you can remotely configure the accesspoints and do firmware updates from off-site.
Pic related, the Dream Router 7 runs the Network app (the thing you're talking about for configuration), and it can also run the Protect app for security cameras, the Acess app for automated door/gate access, the Talk app for IP phones and intercoms, and the Connect app for home automation (it can control Lights, EV chargers, A/V equipment, etc)
So yeah, the only time you need to run shit with snowflake hardware or docker container shit is when you're deploying their standalone access points and switches, and want to configure and have access to them remotely.
Lol wut?
You only "need" to do that if you don't own a ubiquiti router and you want to have cloud configuration access and monitoring.
You can use your phone to configure everything and just let them run as configured; you just won't get usage statistics or any other heuristic information.
But a ubiquiti gateway/router runs that controller software 24/7 by default, you only need to purchase a "cloud key" or run a docker container or the windows app if you DON'T have a gateway, but still want those features.
Its flexible so if you're deploying an entire site of access points, but the customer has an ISP supplied router they can't replace, you can install the Cloudkey on-site so you can remotely configure the accesspoints and do firmware updates from off-site.
Pic related, the Dream Router 7 runs the Network app (the thing you're talking about for configuration), and it can also run the Protect app for security cameras, the Acess app for automated door/gate access, the Talk app for IP phones and intercoms, and the Connect app for home automation (it can control Lights, EV chargers, A/V equipment, etc)
So yeah, the only time you need to run shit with snowflake hardware or docker container shit is when you're deploying their standalone access points and switches, and want to configure and have access to them remotely.
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