#Unifi controller raspberry pi how to#

Once Unifi is installed, mongoDB needs to be disabled from starting when the system starts and then a system reboot is performed. Once the repo is added and the latest files are fetched, install UniFi sudo apt install unifi -y Sudo apt-key adv -keyserver -recv C0A52C50 The first step in installing UniFi is to add the Ubiquiti repo to the sources list echo 'deb unifi5 ubiquiti' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt//ubnt.list > /dev/null Once this is completed we will upgrade the firmware and automatically reboot the system sudo rpi-update & sudo reboot

This can by done by typing in the following commands sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -y

#Unifi controller raspberry pi how to#

This post has been superseded by our newer How to Install Ubiquiti UniFi Controller 5 on the Raspberry Pi guide. This post describes how to install the UniFi Controller software Version 4 on Raspberry Pi. Its recommended that all existing packages are upgraded and the latest firmware is installed. A single UniFi Controller can manage multiple sites: multiple, distributed deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service providers. This makes setting up a Raspberry Pi Unifi Controller super easy. This means it can be installed on a multitude of platforms, even platforms of different hardware architectures. The Unifi controller uses the Java Runtime Engine. Click the OPEN WEB UI button, and follow the initial wizard. Check the logs of the UniFi Controller to see if everything went well. If you are looking for low cost enterprise grade Access points checkout the Ubiquiti website for one that is suitable to your needs Running the Unifi Controller on a Raspberry Pi. Search for the UniFi Controller add-on in the add-on and install it. In this post we will cover how to install the UniFi Controller by Ubiquiti Networks on the Raspberry Pi.