I have a Ubiquiti Networks Unifi 802.11ac Dual-Radio PRO Access Point 
(UAP-AC-PRO-US)  connected in the middle of my house. Last Summer I bought a 
second one and connected it outside in my backyard under the eves in a 
protected location. It just connected automatically...nothing to installing it. 
These two Unifis are plugged in to the LAN and were working fine.I just bought 
a Third one to mount in my attic over the garage to cover the front of the yard 
and my garage. My intention is to use it like an wireless extender but first I 
needed to adopt it .

I started up Unifi Network and saw my existing two UAPs GREEN connected. I was 
informed there was a new version to install so I did that. When it finished 
installing I closed Unifi Network. I then plugged the new UAP into LAN and 
power using the power block. I started up UNIFI again.

Unlike my previous experience the new Unifi wasn't automatically adopted. I can 
see all three of the UAPs. The oldest one is GREEN, the second UAP is now 
showing as RED Disconnected and the new UAP is showing as needs adoption. I 
manually performed the adoption. Now I had the first UAP and the new UAP 
showing GREEN connected. I still showed the  RED Disconnected on the second 
one. The second UAP was showing GREEN prior to starting all this.

I checked my connections to power and the LAN on the second UAP which was 
reporting RED disconnected. The power bar blue LED was illuminated. The LAN was 
plugged in. Outside the Blue ring was illuminated. So it was connected. Next I 
unplugged the power bar from the LAN and the POE and pulled the plug. I let it 
sit for 10 minutes and plugged it back in. The Blue Power LED and Ring LED 
illuminated. But when I looked at Unifi but it was still RED disconnected.

 I then did a LAN IP scan. The new UAP and the First UAP IP numbers were there 
but NOT the second UAP showing RED Disconnected so it really wasn't online.

Finally I unplugged all three of them. I turned on the First One and was 
informed there was a BIOS update so I did that. When it finished I plugged in 
the the second and third  UAPs. But the second one is still RED disconnected. 
Then I plugged the third UAP back in. Now that  one is RED disconnected. Only 
my orignal UAP is green and connected. All Three UAPs Power LED and Ring LED  
are bright blue.

I did a system drive image backup last night so I could just restore that and 
hook things back as there were but they may not work either now that there has 
been a BIOS upgrade. Maybe I am not understanding what "connected" means. So 
How do I get these connected and sorted.  Thanks

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