- In Unifi Controller => Networks set an IP range DIFFERENT from your current one
- On your “old” router/firewall hard code a DNS resolve for “unifi” to your Controller IP
I added: unifi.domain.website.com (our windows domain and corresponding DNS is running on a sub-domain).
You can verify this works on your domain by opening a CMD and type “ping unifi” … it should resolve now. - Connect the USG WAN port to your LAN – Controller should get a LAN IP via DHCP.
- In the Controller adopt the USG
- In the Controller configure WAN port to your real WAN data (static IP, whatever etc.).
Note: The Controller will show the USG forever as “Provisioning”. Wait a few minutes, then… - Replace your old firewall/router with the USG (WAN to WAN Port, LAN to LAN port)…
- In Unifi Controller => Networks set the LAN IP range back to the one you desire.
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