>I've been so impressed with Ubiquiti that I've decided to target FreeBSD for my current side project.
As much as I wish Ubnt are using BSD in their product, which they are not. I am understanding how FreeBSD relates here.
As much as I wish Ubnt are using BSD in their product, which they are not. I am understanding how FreeBSD relates here.
https://www.freshports.org/net-mgmt/unifi10/
https://ports.to/path/net/unifi/main.html
I guess not officially supported but I use them, they work well.
In the long run, after investing some time into learning actual BSDs I find editing a few config files much more convenient than clicking around in web interfaces.
OpenBSD is great for a router.
It's like being apple-everything. Freedom until you bump into the walls of your cell.
Unifi APs are a sweet spot of price/performance, and I have no difficulty recommending them. Ruckus hardware is better at five times the price.
UISP gear has worked very very well for me for ptp and ptmp. But that's a completely different line.
So what ? It's not possible to be reliable, open and have many features.