No response Hey there@RaHehl, mind taking a look at this issue as it has been labeled with an integration (unifiprotect) you are listed as acode ownerfor? Thanks! Code owner commands Code owners ofunifiprotectca
there is limited communication between the PSU and the switch. That can have a profound impact on operations. The reason is simple, if you unplug a single PSU, you get an error message that displays on the LCD that the PSU has failed and to contact support....
to the other LAN/VLAN and turn logging on, can then check logs to see what traffic is allowed or denied on the USG: $ ssh admin@192.168.1.1$ cat /var/log/messages | grep LAN_IN- this gives an idea of what device is trying to talk to what on what port....
2/ You can then either run all the ssh commands to setup/manage keys from within the Zabbix server container or from the outside targetting the persistent volume. From inside you might run something like: docker exec zabbix-server ssh-keygen -P "" -t rsa -m pem -f /var/lib/zabbix/...
To set this option, you must first switch to the settings page byclickingthe cog in the sidebar. 16.Once you are on the settings screen, change to the “System” menu (1.). After changing to the system settings page, swap to the “Advanced” tab (2.). ...
scp -i ~/.ssh/id-usg udp-proxy-2020-0.0.5-linux-mips64-static admin@10.0.0.1: Login to your USG over SSH and make it executable: $ ssh -i ~/.ssh/id-usg admin@10.0.0.1 $ mkdir -p ~/bin/ $ mv udp-proxy-2020-0.0.5-linux-mips64-static p ~/bin/udp-proxy-2020 ...
Just upload the files to the server and install them in the keystore using keytool commands. However, in contrast to Linux servers, on Windows, you need to include the full path to a file while running an application. Unless the file is in the same folder as where you’re running a ...
Next i exited to the normal SSH, and then type Code:Select all ifconfig how i knew which to use was because my nas ip was under qvs0 which is probably abbreviated for the virtual switch (which i saw in qnap qts virtual switch overview) ...
Using crossbreeder was a funny choice - this tool just runs the SSH fw commands. For 1 AP, it's more effort to download and configure the tool than just running the necessary commands, and useful output from the commands is hidden by the crossbreeder GUI. Also, an "ultimate" guid...
Therefore I had to flash the AP again using the ruckus credentials for SSH access (super/sp-admin). Is it possible that the join process somehow uses the other firmware on the AP to boot? What would happen if I flash the new firmware on both firmware partitions (mtd5 and mtd7)?