Ubiquiti's new Unifi OS Server allows users to run the full UniFi OS on their own Windows, macOS or Linux hardware

[Redaktion]

Ubiquiti Networks has introduced the Unifi OS Server, a new option that allows users to experience UniFi OS in full on their own Windows, macOS or Linux hardware. The company promises that there are no functional limitations when using the new server.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Ubiquiti-s-new-Unifi-OS-Server-allows-users-to-run-the-full-UniFi-OS-on-their-own-Windows-macOS-or-Linux-hardware.1075057.0.html

[Rhui]

I'm running Unifi Server in Docker container for around 6-7 years.
What's new, they made it official?

[Eric]

I'm running Unifi Server in Docker container for around 6-7 years.
What's new, they made it official?

This will let you self host more than just the Network management OS, including Unifi Protect, Access, Talk, and connect.

[volkswagner]

It doesn't have Protection, Talk, Access, etc.

It only has apps related to network.

[Rod]

I'm running Unifi Server in Docker container for around 6-7 years.
What's new, they made it official?

This will let you self host more than just the Network management OS, including Unifi Protect, Access, Talk, and connect.

This is just all the parts of Unifi Network that currently you need Unifi's cloud account for, eg site magic VPN, single sign on etc.

If you only have one site it doesn't add anything. It's really strictly for companies that absolutely don't want even the free cloud stuff Ubiquiti has as a dependency.