I think that network topology changes are the toughest thing to do with UniFi, even with a small network. Then it re-adopted and I could reach it again. So I had to change the configuration of the AP to use DCHP in controller, and factory reset the controller. It took a while to figure this out, but I has assigned a static IP address to the AP, and when I moved it to the management VLAN, on a different subnet, it became completely unreachable. Make sure you are using DHCP when you do this!
So I went through the rest of the APs, and they all worked, except one. I used a DHCP reservation to set a static IP address, and I was good to go. Once I figured that I could, in fact, reach devices on my network, I moved one AP to the management VLAN: Setting the management VLAN
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Then I tried to ping the computer, but it turns out that by default, you can’t ping Windows 10 computers. Once I had it built, I mapped a port to the VLAN and plugged a laptop into it and verified that it could reach the internet. This was a generally painless experience, but there were a few gotchas.įirst, I created a new VLAN with a DHCP server from my prior instructions. This time, I moved it to a fresh minimal Ubuntu installation from my old Kubuntu mining rig. I moved my UniFi devices to a management VLAN, and I also moved my controller again. I spent the majority of my tinkering time this week creating and solving various network problems.
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