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Migrate UniFi AP to new UniFi Controller (without losing settings)
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I was running my UniFi Controller on a Raspberry Pi when my SD card failed. The UniFi AP that was previously connected to that controller is still working normally.
So I'll have to re-setup a new UniFi Controller and connect the AP to this the controller. How can I do that without losing the settings that are already provisioned on the AP?
The solutions I found online involve backing up settings from the old Controller, but obviously those solutions are not applicable in my case.
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I was running my UniFi Controller on a Raspberry Pi when my SD card failed. The UniFi AP that was previously connected to that controller is still working normally.
So I'll have to re-setup a new UniFi Controller and connect the AP to this the controller. How can I do that without losing the settings that are already provisioned on the AP?
The solutions I found online involve backing up settings from the old Controller, but obviously those solutions are not applicable in my case.
unifi
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
add a comment |
I was running my UniFi Controller on a Raspberry Pi when my SD card failed. The UniFi AP that was previously connected to that controller is still working normally.
So I'll have to re-setup a new UniFi Controller and connect the AP to this the controller. How can I do that without losing the settings that are already provisioned on the AP?
The solutions I found online involve backing up settings from the old Controller, but obviously those solutions are not applicable in my case.
unifi
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
I was running my UniFi Controller on a Raspberry Pi when my SD card failed. The UniFi AP that was previously connected to that controller is still working normally.
So I'll have to re-setup a new UniFi Controller and connect the AP to this the controller. How can I do that without losing the settings that are already provisioned on the AP?
The solutions I found online involve backing up settings from the old Controller, but obviously those solutions are not applicable in my case.
unifi
unifi
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
1165
asked 1 min ago
Edwin LeeEdwin Lee
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