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Power outage corrupts Mongodb in the UniFi Cloud key. They won't fix that. There is no option to remove the dead/unplugged devices from the device list. The on
by newhotelowner 7y ago
Power outage corrupts Mongodb in the UniFi Cloud key. They won't fix that.
There is no option to remove the dead/unplugged devices from the device list. The only way to remove is to reset and reconfigure everything from scratch.
- zwily 7y agoRe: your second point... I just removed an unplugged switch today. Maybe it’s a new feature?
- LeoPanthera 7y ago> Power outage corrupts Mongodb in the UniFi Cloud key. They won't fix that. The Cloud Key 2 has a battery inside it and shuts down gracefully if you pull the power. So that's a kind of fix. Although it does involve buying a new device.
- lostlogin 7y agoAvoiding dedicated hardware and running it on a machine with a UPS is another way. I can recommend Docker, Synology and a small UPS. And that’s how the equipment cost got multiplied by 10.
- wil421 7y agoI have 2 cloud keys and have suffered power outages on both multiple times. Never had any issues with corruption.
- pixl97 7y agoHow about the software controller that installs to a users profile with no way to change the install directory on Windows