Hello, I have my UDM Pro in the basement and cannot connect the LTE PRO there because there is no reception. However, I have networked my house with Unifi switches, and two floors up I could attach the LTE PRO to a Unfi switch with the best reception. Would that work? Or can I make sure that the data goes through the UDM/firewall and doesn't end up directly in my network without being filtered?
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12 months ago
Yes, the LTE Pro should not be connected to ports 9-10 of the UDMP but to the normal ports like an access point.

You can connect it to a switch, and even better if it is PoE-capable (that's how I did it).

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Hello, I have my UDM Pro in the basement and cannot connect the LTE PRO there because there is no reception. However, I have networked my house with Unifi switches, and two floors up I could attach the LTE PRO to a Unfi switch with the best reception. Would that work? Or can I make sure that the data goes through the UDM/firewall and doesn't end up directly in my network without being filtered?

12 months ago

Yes, the LTE Pro should not be connected to ports 9-10 of the UDMP but to the normal ports like an access point.

You can connect it to a switch, and even better if it is PoE-capable (that's how I did it).

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Yes, the LTE Pro should not be connected to ports 9-10 of the UDMP but to the normal ports like an access point.

You can connect it to a switch, and even better if it is PoE-capable (that's how I did it).

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