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Keystore explorer change entry name
Keystore explorer change entry name





keystore explorer change entry name
  1. #KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME INSTALL#
  2. #KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME PROFESSIONAL#
  3. #KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME WINDOWS#

I create a shortcut and change the Icon to one I created for this purpose.Ĥ. For this demo I used C:\ProgramData\Ubiquiti UniFi.ģ. You can even create your own root folder if you don’t want any admin permission to be needed for the folder. That could be C:\Program Files or C:\ProgramData. To move the UniFi controller app you copy the entire folder to the desired location. It will put the installation under C:\Users\USERNAME\Ubiquiti UniFiĢ.

keystore explorer change entry name

#KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME INSTALL#

Install the controller with the UniFi-installer.exe installer.

#KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME WINDOWS#

If you don’t need that, Windows Core will do. You don’t need a browser on the virtual machine per se, but it acts as a console access to the controller via the VM in case of network issues.

keystore explorer change entry name

The controller runs on Java so that’s a no brainer you need it. Chrome & Firefox are support, others may be as well or just work. Multiple people need to manage systems so having it tied to an individual isn’t that great.įor a UniFi install is first install java (圆4) and a 圆4 bit browser. But people leave and profiles get deleted. Installationįor some reason the installer dumps all the files in the user profile of the person running the installer.

  • Configure a certificate for a decent user experience with the UniFi dashboardīelow are my lab notes as reference to myself and my readers in regards to running the Ubiquiti UniFi Controller as a service on Windows Server 2019.
  • Run the controller as a service rather than an app you need to start manually or add to auto start.
  • Change the install so it is not tied to a user profile.
  • The big take away here is that you want to tweak the standard deployment of the controller a bit. I dislike solutions that are out of support a week after I deployed it. I would also not use older server versions because I like longevity in support. Note that I don’t like using a client OS for an infrastructure role. OK, you can use Windows Server 2016 or Windows Server 2012 R2 as well.

    #KEYSTORE EXPLORER CHANGE ENTRY NAME PROFESSIONAL#

    A Cloud Key appliance or Raspberry PI was less interesting in this environment that had professional racks in available in dedicated server & network rooms. By the time the solution is deployed that will have become generally available. As they have a modern Hyper-V environment we opted to deploy the controller on a Windows 2019 virtual machine. The controller had to be implemented on-premises (self-managed, not via a service provider). Apart from the WAPs all gear goes into server & network racks. We selected Ubiquiti equipment to comply with the requirements. It needed to offer both corporate (Radius Server) and guest Wi-Fi access for modern workplace needs. I recently had to prepare replacing an aging Aruba Wi-FI deployment with an effective, more capable and budget friendly solution.







    Keystore explorer change entry name