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by kuschku 253 days ago
> The Edge Router line has been what, 5 years old since any major update?

Where's the replacement for those anyway? From what I can tell, the new unifi routers don't even officially support SSH or Serial login, nor do they support the typical configure/commit/abort procedure, nor do they officially support loading/backup up config files, nor running custom cronjobs (which I need as German ISPs require even on FTTH a 24h reconnect, and if you don't schedule one, they'll schedule one for you)
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zettabomb 253 days ago
I believe UISP stuff is intended to be the replacement for the Edge line. Haven't tried it yet, but my impression is that it's more similar to the Unifi line in terms of interfaces.
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InTheArena 253 days ago
They do support SSH and well beyond feature parity with the edge switches (finally). But yes, they are UI driven not text driven.
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kuschku 252 days ago
How does it have feature parity if I have no ability to change the entire configuration programmatically, on reaction to certain changes?

My ISP requires a reconnect every 24h, assigning a new IPv4 and IPv6 prefix after every reconnect. That means after each reconnect I need to update DNS entries via RFC 2136, update the IPv6 range for VPN clients, and reconfigure my DECT basestation with the new IP addresses.

Currently I've got scripts as part of the config bundle that use the vyatta configure CLI to update the configuration after every reconnect, which also run on a crontab timer.

How would I support this use case on UnifiOS?

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