Once you configure the EdgeMax you'll just swap over the cables. I'd make
sure the internal network is setup the same as on the Trend Net.
Thanks!
Chris
So my plan to plug into the 2nd NIC of my managing computer inorder
to configure the EdgeMax with the Unifi software is the right approac
The SFP port would be used with a module that plugs in. Often used for
Fiber Transceivers, you'll likely not use the port.
Correct, you'll only have 3 other ports once X0 is setup as the WAN port.
Once you configure the EdgeMax you'll just swap over the cables. I'd make
sure the internal networ
>>>if you're 100% stumped onit, let me know and I'll help you out.
I don't want to guess or experiment and screw up my working network
so yeah, I am stumped but here is some questions.
I won't be using the SFP port at all ever... correct?
I will have to use the Unifi software to the cable mo
Plug into the 1st normal network port. Took a while for me to get the hang
of setting mine up. You'll have down download the software from ubiquiti to
initially configure the unit. You can't connect directly to it until you've
run the wizard
lopaka
On Tue, Jun 26, 2018 at 10:34 PM, Winterlight
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That is a nice little router, I've installed that very model at one of our
customer's homes. When you configure the router you're going to assign an
X# port to the WAN (generally X0) and you will plug your cable modem
there. I've done a bit of work on these devices, if you're 100% stumped on
it,
I have an old Trendnet router that hasn't had a firmware update since
2014 so I figured it was time to update. Because I use a Ubiquiti
AirMax wireless I bought a Ubiquiti EdgeMax SFP router with PoE
support on sale at Newegg. It has a SFP Port. I bought it quite a
while ago in anticipation of
