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bensmithnz

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#311351 9-Jan-2024 09:48

Hi all,

Looking to sell my UDM-Pro to a fellow geek zone member. It looks like the secondary WAN Port (using SFP+ connection) started intermittently failing on the weekend meaning the connection to the ONT drops. I have Hyper-fibre and have a need to use this specific WAN port for my 2gb speed (highlighted red in the below image)

I have reverted back to the standard RJ45 WAN connection for now to keep me online (blue cable in the below image). I am looking to replace this UDM-Pro with an UDM-Pro SE which has a native RF45 connection for up to 2.5Gbe.

So, this UDM-Pro is up for sale. I have owned it from new, bought from PBTech in 2021 and has been racked its whole life. Everything else on the devices functions 100% and have kept it up to date with firmware. Quite happily manages 5x Unifi Cameras, 5x Unifi AP's and 30+ devices. Would suit anybody who might want to upgrade from a USG or move into a Ubiquiti setup at home (and has no desire to run anything outside of a standard RJ45 1Gbps ethernet WAN connection).

I would be happy to let it go for $450(ish)+ shipping (half the retail price of a new UDM-Pro) as I acknowledge the hardware issue above. If you live in the Waikato, then pickup is also an option.

CYaBro

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#3179304 9-Jan-2024 10:40

No thought to going back to PB Tech under the CGA to get it repaired/replaced?

Assume you've tested another SFP+ adapter to confirm it's the actual port with the issue?
Or it's not the ONT that's the issue?

Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.

bensmithnz

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#3179308 9-Jan-2024 10:51

CYaBro:

No thought to going back to PB Tech under the CGA to get it repaired/replaced?

Assume you've tested another SFP+ adapter to confirm it's the actual port with the issue?
Or it's not the ONT that's the issue?

Great questions :)

I've logged an RMA with Ubiquiti but given the age and the 1-year hardware warranty I'm not expecting them to come back to replace it or do anything.

I have tested with another SFP+ and it produced the same result. When I tested the WAN SFP in another port within the network it had 100% uptime for the time it was in. So, I have ruled out any SFP+ issues.

I don't think the ONT has issues; the ISP has confirmed no issues with the device, or the line and I have been stable on my traditional RJ45 ethernet cable since Sunday.

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#3179310 9-Jan-2024 11:07

I might just be interested - I have a USG-PRO-4, and its annoying having to run a controller in a VM. I don't think I will ever need > 1 GB WAN, but is there another SFP+ port to connect to the LAN side? That's how I have my current gear setup.

BTW I can pickup.

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#3179331 9-Jan-2024 11:37

timbosan:

I might just be interested - I have a USG-PRO-4, and its annoying having to run a controller in a VM. I don't think I will ever need > 1 GB WAN, but is there another SFP+ port to connect to the LAN side? That's how I have my current gear setup.

BTW I can pickup.

Yes, there are 2x SFP+ ports.
One for a WAN port and the other is LAN.
If it's the same as the UDM SE then the one SFP+ port can be assigned as either WAN or LAN while the other is LAN only.

Opinions are my own and not the views of my employer.

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#3179345 9-Jan-2024 12:35

timbosan:

I might just be interested - I have a USG-PRO-4, and its annoying having to run a controller in a VM. I don't think I will ever need > 1 GB WAN, but is there another SFP+ port to connect to the LAN side? That's how I have my current gear setup.

BTW I can pickup.

Literally the reason I went with UDM-Pro to not have to worry about the management of my setup in a VM.

CyaBro has replied before I got a chance to, but yes there is a SFP for LAN only. In my diagram, that's the white cable. It's actually a DAC (Buy the Ubiquiti Direct Attach Copper Cable (DAC), 10Gbps SFP+, 0.5M ( UACC-DAC-SFP10-0.5M ) online - PBTech.co.nz) that connects to my switch, using the LAN only SFP connection (this one IS functional). So if is what you're wanting to do, then yes, the UDM-Pro will do that :)

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#3179568 10-Jan-2024 11:13

i would have been keen but the inabililty to host remote sites is a no go for me.