so sadly I'll have to have someone onsite perform the action. Those APs are about 500 miles south of me. While I said I didn't want to be a monkey. Sadly though, not able to sign into them So they will need to be hard reset I believe to call home and pick up the config. I actually went through each of them yesterday with Chrome and could only find the AirCams, no 'failed' access which then I would have tried said in Ubiquiti Access Point said in Ubiquiti Access Point said in Ubiquiti Access Point said in Ubiquiti Access Point Missing:ĭid a quick search for the Unbt Unifi Discovery tool and found that there is a Google Chrome Extension. I have run AngryIP on the network from 1.1 to 1.254 - the 'rub' is that they also have 2 ToughSwitchs and about 18 UBNT cameras. Point the AP back to the controller using the inform cmd. Once you find them you can SSH in using defaults username: ubnt password: ubnt Use it to scan the network it should find them.ĭownload fing to a mobile and scan the network, you should be able to scan and ping the AP that way In the unifi folder you should find the unifi discovery tool. Is there any way to make them want to call home? they have been reset (power cycled) already. The controller isn't finding them, and while I have run an IP scan, I don't believe that the UBNT APs respond to ping requests. Working on trying to find six access points onsite without being a ceiling monkey. Said in Ubiquiti Access Point said in Ubiquiti Access Point Missing:

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