Ubiquiti Networks Unifi Security Gateway (USG-PRO-4)

I upgraded my network at home to a fiber optic network. I have a ubiquiti system. My existing gateway would not work with fiber. I reasearched it and found that it was an existing problem. Also, my research said this was the product that was the fix. So I finally ordered it and installed it last night. Installation was simple. Initially the system would not adopt it, but I reset it and the adoption process was easy.I had been using my existing ubiquiti system with the third party router for the fiber. Once I got this piece of equipment, I was able to start using my cloud key again. The system immediately updated all the devices and then the system was ready to go.The speeds for my network were noticably faster with the addition of this piece of equipment.Satisfied customer.

Es el segundo que compro junto a su hermano pequeño de 3 puertos y estoy encantado, es sencillo de configurar si tienes unos pequeños conocimientos

Update (20/10/2021)Well 4 years after initial purchase and the UGPro is still my router of choice. It now appears unifi have left it to wither and hasn't had a firmware update since April 2021.But my virgin is now 500 down/36 up and with IPS on it seems the hard wall is at around 385Mbps.I'm now actively looking to replace it, but what with? The UDM Pro still seems to have issues if posts on the unifi forum are correct, unifi also had a fairly major security breach (Google it) but then again so did QNAP. So if you're considering buying new just be aware its likely to become end of line very shortly.Its been a cracking router and its a shame unifi didn't just update the CPU and release a V2 at a reasonable price. But hey ho.Update (28/11/2020)Well after 3 years since my original review, here's the latest. Its still performing well, it still scopes with the fastest Virgin service in my area with DPI and IPS switched on (around 380Mbps down and 38 up). It never locks up or freezes, the software updates from Ubuiqiti have largely ended now, I'm on 4.4.51 and as I said, it's rock solid.The IPS identifies lots of different scans of my network and attempts by the usual suspects to access or use exploits against my QNAP NAS, which IPS blocks.I would still recommend the USG Pro, don't get me wrong I also keep looking at it's replacement the UDM Pro, but the Unifi Forums are still full of complaints that its still really a "beta" product for now and until it gets to the same level of stability, or 1Gb internet is available, the USG P will be there doing its job.Updated Review.Well the USG-P is still doing sterling service, with Deep Packet Inspection and Intrusion Protection System ON, I am getting 380 Mbps Down and 38 Mbps Up. Which is the speed of our Virgin Cable connection. The device itself is extremely stable and has got better with every software/firmware upgrade. The whole Unifi ecosystem is excellent and I am very happy to recommend it.I also discovered that the RAM is upgradeable, and as I had a spare 4GB DIMM of the required specs just sitting on a shelf, I popped it in.This was bought to upgrade the Unifi Security Gateway, which is an outstanding device btw, but I wanted to use DPI and IPS at the same time and on the Unifi, it restricted throughput to around 85Mbps on a 200/20 Virgin cable connection.Adding it to your systemAdoption wise if upgrading from the USG, remove the cables to the USG , plug in the cables to the USG Pro, and reboot your cable modem (if you don't you will not be able to access Internet), then remove the USG from the Controller software, adopt the USG-Pro and it's done.The Noise issue:Not as loud as you may have read, OK you will read people say that this device is loud, its not, the fans just have a slight high pitch (like a mosquito), that can get annoying, its easily fixed with a pair of Nocturna fans that take like 2 minutes to install (undo a total of 7 screws and undo two keyed connectors and plug in the new ones and you're done, theres a Youtube video if you search). Anyway if the fans annoy you, replace the fans (they are available on Amazon) and the problems solved.Temperature wise on the original fansPHY 79cCPU 79cBoard CPU and PHY 48 cWith the new fansPHY 74cCPU 75cBoard CPU and PHY 48cPerformanceI am currently running v4.4.16 dev and its fast with Deep Packet Inspection and Intrusion Protection System both working, and am still getting 222Mbps down and 21Mbps up on Virgin cable.Overall?This is a beast of a Router, the normal USG is fantastic, but the USG provides a 250% increase and you can upgrade the RAM from 2GB supplied, to 4GB. If you have already invested in the Unifi system this is a definitely a worthwhile purchase, the fan upgrade is a worthwhile addition as the router will run cooler and the noise will be less annoying.

Présentation du produit :Le routeur est tout en métal, parfait pour dissipation thermique de l'équipement. On a aussi un ventilateur qui fait son travail. Les personnes qui cherche le silence passe votre chemin.je vois plutôt ce genre d'équipement dans une salle serveur pas dans une chambre ou bureau.Le produit est rackable avec la fourniture des vis.La configuration s'effectue depuis le logiciel unifi qui faut télécharger depuis le site du constructeur. il faut un ordinateur allumé en permanence si on veut avoir les statistiques des connexions.astuce : le logiciel unifi peut être installer un serveur synology avec docker. (très bon point)La grosse force de la gamme d'ubiquiti unifi est vraiment le logiciel unifi. on peut administrer le routeur, les switch et les points d'accès wifi depuis un même panneau de contrôle.

Ich habe schon sehr viele Router ausprobiert, von ganz billig bis hin zu teuren Profigeräten.Aktuell benutze ich den Ubiquiti USG-PRO-4 Unifi und ich bin total zufrieden.Bemerkenswert ist hierbei, dass der Router nicht nur für Profis oder kleine Unternehmen interessant ist, sondern auch für den Privatanwender, der gerne ein Profigerät besitzen möchte, jedoch nicht so erfahren ist, um ein Gerät per Terminal zu programmieren.Der Unifi-Router lässt sich, dank der kostenlosen Controller-Software, kinderleicht einrichten und mit weiteren Unifi-Geräten kombinieren, um ein komplettes Profi-Netzwerk zu errichten.Jedoch sollte der Privatanwender darauf achten, dass das Gerät an einem Ort verbaut ist, wo Geräusche nicht so eine große Rolle spielen :-)Er ist aktiv gekühlt und das hört man nun mal. Er ist nicht wirklich laut, aber im Büro dennoch ungeeignet !!!Wie ich den Router nutze:WAN 1: Telekom Glasfasermodem (200MBit Download / 100 Mbit Upload)WAN 2: UnbenutztLAN 1: Office/PrivatLAN 2: Video (CCTV)An LAN 1 und LAN 2 hängt ein Ubiquiti US-24-250W Switch und ein Unifi Access PointDer Unifi-Controller ist auf einem Synology NAS über DOCKER installiert und läuft absolut stabil !VPN:VPN nutze ich sehr intensiv für Windows 10, macOS und IOS (iPhone).Jedoch gibt es hier eine Einschränkung für den "Privatanwender": Wer sich nicht mit dem Terminal auskennt, der kann nur PPTP oder L2TP nutzen. Alle anderen VPN-Arten sind nur über das Terminal zu programmieren.Laut Ubiquiti wird dies aber noch geändert bzw. ergänzt.Fazit: Der Ubiquiti USG-PRO-4 ist nicht nur unschlagbar günstig sondern glänzt auch mit einer umfangreichen Ausstattung und Benutzerfreundlichkeit.Ich kann das Gerät bedenkenlos empfehlen !