Using your favorite SFTP client, login to the Dude and navigate to “/disk1/dude/files” all custom files live here, anywhere else and you may not be able to use them correctly. Once all the files are the same format we can upload to our server.
“-MIB” also needs to trail all the files for the Dude to recognize. my extension, this needs to be changed to.
We also found some hidden within an Observium release here on GitHub:īefore we upload these to The Dude, the files will need to be named correctly. The latest at the time of writing being v1.8.0 Soon we realised the UniFi hardware and EdgeMAX hardware are effectively the same, with different firmware sitting on-top, and after some digging we found published MIBs hidden with the firmware releases from 1.7.3 onward. Ubiquiti publish two MIBs on their website under UniFi, though these seem more related to their AP line, which we don’t use here. Whilst this came with its own challenges, this also proved to be difficult to retrieve SNMP data for The Dude to interpret. Visibility is fundamental for any IT department, how can you troubleshoot or even plan for the future if you don’t know what’s happening? We recently implemented Ubiquiti’s UniFi switches to every edge of the network.
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