If the allowed IPs is set to 0.0.0.0/0, does that mean that all traffic would be routed over that open tunnel? If I only want traffic to the remote subnet to be sent over that tunnel I would adjust the allowed ips to 192.168.x.x/24 or whatever?
Sorry if a stupid question
I have 2 subnets (192.168.33.0/24 & .34.0/24) served by DHCP but my Mac and iPhone network interfaces have been served a 192.168.1.x address, meaning that they isolated themselves. Anyone got any idea how that might be happening? Might Unifi identity have something to do with it? There are no other DHCP servers on the LAN, and no use of the 192.168.1.0 subnet anywhere.I am mystified....
Anyone recommend anything that does UK HR, plus all the stuff that we need?
Can anyone point me to a simple way to link Windows logon to 365 credentials (as in use Entra creds to log in), whilst allowing that logon to access the user's current profile?
I have 3 regular monthly invoices that are collected by Kashflow's own DD operation. The invoices are dated the 1st, the funds left the customer's account on the 6th and still I have not been paid out. I get the safety delay in debiting the customer, but the payout should then be immediate. KF spout some gibberish about it taking several weekdays to transfer the funds, which cannot be true. Is it even possible to make an electronic payment any longer that isn't near-immediate? AND they charge a fee for the DD service. Are all the others as dishonest?
Is there someplace that I am missing where the At-riskness is clarified? The Security/Risk Users page gives no clue. TIA
If that might have been an initial config error on my part, how would I deploy that change? Re-send the invite? Or some other way? It would seem not to be automatically updated once enabled on the gateway.
This ID stuff is very cool, but I have added one-click wifi into the config and it is not appearing in the app, despite reissuing an invite. Anyone know how to fix?
Trying to tie down wifi to only authorised users at several customers. Can a Unifi router read/import the members of a particular 365 group in order to use those credentials to authenticate wifi access? And if so, is that all their cloud gateways, or just some? TIA.
Wealthy client has a home gym with a flush-mounted TV, and (unconnected) ceiling speakers which terminate to bare ends in a cupboard on the other side of the room. Is there a clever way of getting the TV audio across the room somehow wirelessly, in order to feed some sort of amp, which would then feed the speakers? One option might be a good sndbar, but they appear to rather irrationally want to use speakers that are already there, albeit unconnected, and air gapped from the TV. Thanks