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[Afterpay] Ubiquiti UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus + 1TB HDD $249.73 Delivered @ Harris Technology eBay

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Cheapest price I've seen on this UniFi Cloud Key G2 Plus for management of your UniFi devices. Compared to a normal cloud key, this has an upgradeable 1TB HDD inside for storing video footage from up to 20 UniFi cameras..

The Cloud Key Plus (UCK G2 Plus) is a compact, powerful UniFi OS Console with pre-installed UniFi Network and Protect applications and an upgradeable, 1 terabyte (TB) hard disk drive (HDD).

Manage your UniFi devices simultaneously with the new multi-application UCK G2 Plus. Designed for easy deployment, the UCK G2 Plus can be quickly configured with UniFi's Protect and Network mobile apps. Review real-time network and device insights concisely presented on the console's front panel display and safeguard your entire UniFi system from sudden power loss with its built-in battery. Enhance your camera security and recording retention with the included 1 TB HDD, or easily upgrade to a compatible 5 TB model for longer storage retention.

Features:

  • Compatible with the free UniFi Network and Protect applications
  • Simple, Bluetooth-powered console setup via the Network and Protect mobile apps
  • Powered by 802.3af PoE or QC 2.0 USB-C
  • Built-in battery for automatic safe shutdown
  • Pre-installed 2.5", 1 TB hard drive that can be upgraded to 5 TB
  • Front panel display that helps you to review UniFi system details at a glance
  • Allows you to easily scale your deployment by connecting additional UniFi devices

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  • +1

    Why does this sound better than the udmp I just bought?

    • +1

      A Dream Machine Pro is my dream so I'll trade you my cloud key for it.

      • +1

        I'm treating it like my child so it'll take some convincing

        • My secondary network with gigabit NBN could take full advantage of those SFP ports for transferring the large amount of TBs I do each week :P Ditch the Aruba for some Unifi :)

          • @Clear: Hmmmmm gigabit.
            I could get that if I pay nbnco $3000

            How do you like Aruba? I don't know much about them but the catholic school I work at uses them

            • @teacherer: Unlucky. I've been rocking FTTP since the beginning.

              I prefer the original HPE switches and their GUI over the Aruba ones you now get from HPE. I find that configuring things like VLANs in Aruba is not as easy as it once was.

              • @Clear: You can switch to the "classic" UI at the top right (just under your login name). The classic interface is the only way I've found to do some of the required tasks, such as setting up SSH access. Alternatively, drop the GUI and go command line! :)

                • @banana365: Seriously you can switch to a classic UI? How did I not know this? I try to avoid command line after working for an ISP installing Cisco gear. It gave me PTSD.

                  • +1

                    @Clear: The real PTSD inducing nightmares start when you use command line on both HP and Cisco. One assigns VLANs to a port, the other assigns ports to a VLAN. Getting one type to talk to another requires so much brain flipping!

                    • @banana365: Oh yeah that would be a real nightmare. It's why I try to avoid mixing brands.

            • @teacherer: 3k? Worth it imo

    • +1

      The Unifi key is more oriented for small or medium enterprise network

  • Can I ask a question of networking pros… I have a 8-port unmanaged switch at the moment but the fan noise from across the room comes across my mic… Is this Ubiquiti UniFi Industrial, Managed Gigabit Layer 2 Switch, 802.3bt PoE++ worthwhile for a fanless switch with POE+?

    I really need 6x POE+ ports and a POE budget of 180w, with no noise, so fanless I guess.

    • +1

      You can find better with a netgear poe switch. The one you linked seems designed for factory environment and it cost a lot if you plan to use it in your house

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