I installed a Flex 2.5G 8 switch with 210W power supply, U7 Lite AP to broadcast inside the Conex, and a G5 camera. The Conex box is located close to a building with a hardwired U7 Pro indoor unit and wish to connect to it wirelessly. I bought a U7 outdoor that is hardwire connected to the switch and mounted to the Conex EXTERIOR on a pole, and the other IoT's are also hardwired to the switch. I suppose I am trying to use the U7 Outdoor as a bridge as I cannot run ethernet to the Conex box. The problem seems to me to be that the U7 outdoor is receiving POE, but there is no green light connectivity in order to pickup and adopt the switch (and other devices wired to the switch). The signal strength is low 50’s to the other building’s U7 Pro Indoor which is good enough. The U7 lite in the Conex has VERY poor signal to the other building’s U7 Indoor, but when I adopt it, it has green light connectivity to the switch and only then can I adopt the switch and camera – but now the U7 Lite signal quality is atrocious like 76, and not really dooable. The U7 lite has green light connectivity though. Why isn’t my U7 outdoor allowing to adopt the switch and cam (and then slave the U7 lite off the switch)? I have reset everything and started with the U7 Outdoor, and played with several settings trying to get it to green light connect….only POE amber is lit.

(since direct external links are disallowed, maybe see here ...)

at docs.netbird.io: /about-netbird/ports-and-firewalls

at github.com: /netbirdio/netbird

@UI-Team Could you please consider such a tunneling?

WiFiman is not available for installation on

Samsung Galaxy S23 and

Galaxy XCover7, (Android 16)

while it is available on Galaxy A55 (Android 16) - same Android version like XCover

In Google Play Store you get error "This app is not Available for your device, because, its made for older Android Device".

Have 1 server pending approval. 4.25 Gbps symmetrical connection.

USER: {
"statusCode": 500,
"error": "Internal Server Error",
"message": "An internal server error occurred"
}

We reached out to support and an ticket was created (#5857996), which now over an month ago without any reaction from UI on this. @UI-Team could we get some help in getting this resolved.

Seems to be ok on iphone and android apps.

When a client is on a VLAN routed by a UniFi Layer 3 switch, WiFiman currently shows the gateway as “Generic.”

Example: my iPhone 16 is on VLAN 70 with gateway 10.70.1.1, which is an interface on a USW-Pro-Max-48-PoE acting as the Layer 3 gateway. The switch, VLAN, gateway interface, and topology are all managed by the same UniFi console.

WiFiman should be able to recognize that and display something like:

Client → USW-Pro-Max-48-PoE → Dream Machine Pro → ISP

instead of:

Client → Generic → ISP

Hardware:

• Dream Machine Pro
• USW-Pro-Max-48-PoE acting as the Layer 3 gateway for VLAN 70
• iPhone 16 running WiFiman

UniFi Network version: 10.5.67

Since the UniFi controller already knows the L3 switch, VLAN, gateway interface, and network topology, it seems like WiFiman could pull that information and show the actual UniFi device instead of labeling the gateway as Generic.

I have multiple customers using WiFiMan to access their small business network while at home. From time to time, they will all of the sudden not be able to connect to the internet on the PC with WiFiMan installed. Un-installing and re-installing is always the fix, but there has to be a better permanent fix. I have also seen the issue when their public IP changes (from a home one to a hotel one while on vacation). I am hoping there is a fix or official patch for this soon.

Here is looking at you @UI-Team

I've renewed the invitation on the client, and this made no difference, just will not connect until the router is rebooted. My only observation is that the issue occurs when the UDR7 has been running for 2 - 3 months without a reboot.

Any suggestions or advice?

Thanks

I just notice my desk C: its full with unknown data even i delete too many fils, its slowly full,

I open Task Manager and i see Wifiman Desktop background service use huge I/O for no reasion, and just found the file call "wifiman-desktop.log" growing up,

the start bytes file of "wifiman-desktop.log":

Let me know if I can help in anyway,

Dallin

I have gone back and forth with T-Mobile about this and they say that UI needs to reach out to them to fix this issue, that without that, there is nothing T-Mobile can do.

If you all could reach out to T-Mobile about this issue, I would greatly appreciate it.

How long does it take to get 2 speedtest server approved its been a few days.

Thanks,

We have 2 systems of Cisco APs on different controllers (one very old and one new'ish 9800CL based) and anytime we try and map the newer system with the Wifiman app we get disconnected around every 90 seconds. Phone shows SSID but as disconnected... sometimes says "Saved / Disabled" beside it. You can see it briefly try and reconnect a couple times and then it just gives up. Manually tell it to connect a couple times and eventually you are back on for a bit again... scan some more and "poof" disconnected again.

When not running mapping or signal strength in the Wifiman app the devices stay connected flawlessly. When we are connected to our old Cisco system it doesn't disconnect when mapping or scanning so it would appear to be something maybe with newer wifi protocols?.

The app runs fine except for when trying to use the teleport function to connect to my console.

When trying to login after entering my password the app crashes. Seconds later I get the notification on Verify to approve the login.

Even if the Verify request is approved, when going back to teleport it hasn't logged in.

If I enter the password incorrectly, I get the message that thee password is wrong, but the app doesn't crash.