====== Unifi-installer ======
**{{ :unifi_network:unifi-installer.zip |Donwloas Unifi Virtual WLC.}}**
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**To factory reset a Ubiquiti UAP-AC-Lite access point**, you have **two primary methods**: **Hardware Reset (Physical Button) and Software Reset (via UniFi Controller)**.
**Method 1: Hardware Reset (Physical Button)**
This is the most straightforward method and works even if you cannot access the UniFi Controller.
**Locate the Reset Button**:
The reset button is typically located near the Ethernet port of the UAP-AC-Lite.
It's a small, pinhole button that you'll need a paperclip or pin to press.
**Power On the Device**:
Make sure the access point is powered on (connected to a PoE injector or a compatible PoE switch).
**Press and Hold the Reset Button**:
**Press and hold the reset button for at least 10 seconds (sometimes up to 20 seconds to be sure).**
Release the button once the LED indicator starts flashing or **turning off briefly**.
**Wait for Reboot**:
The device will reboot, which can take a couple of minutes.
After rebooting, the device will be reset to factory defaults.
**Method 2: Software Reset (via UniFi Controller)**
If your AP is already adopted and you have access to the UniFi Controller:
Log into the UniFi Controller.
Go to the "Devices" tab and find your UAP-AC-Lite.
Click on the device to open its properties.
Go to the "**Settings**" tab.
Click "**Forget Device**".
This will remove it from the controller and reset it to factory defaults.
**Factory Default Settings**
After resetting, the UAP-AC-Lite will have the following default settings:
**IP Address:** **Obtained via DHCP** (Check your DHCP server or use Advanced IP Scanner or nmap to find it)
**Username: ubnt**
**Password: ubnt**
ssh ubnt@
set-default
reboot
ssh ubnt@
syswrapper.sh restore-default
reboot
ssh ubnt@
set-inform http://10.210.108.66:8080/inform
reboot
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**WLC:**
service unifi restart
systemctl restart unifi
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Default Web Interface IP: If no DHCP is available, **the default IP is usually 192.168.1.20.**
**Re-adopting to Controller**
**After resetting**, the access point will appear as "**Pending Adoption**" in your UniFi Controller dashboard. You will need to **re-adopt and re-provision it to make it functional again within your network**.
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**Access the UniFi Controller**
Log into your UniFi Controller dashboard. This can be:
* UniFi Cloud Key
* UniFi Network Application running on a local computer or server.
* UniFi Dream Machine (UDM / UDM-Pro)
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**Check for Pending Devices**
Go to the "**Devices**" tab on your **UniFi Controller dashboard**.
Look for your UAP-AC-Lite under the “**Pending Adoption**” or “**Disconnected**” section. It should show up with its MAC address.
If it doesn't appear, make sure:
**It’s properly powered and connected.**
**The network segment is reachable by the UniFi Controller.**
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**Adopt the Access Point**
Click on the** device’s row** to open its properties.
Click on the “**Adopt**” button.
**The device will start provisioning**. This process can take a few minutes.
Once completed, the status will change to “**Connected**”.
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**Re-Provision the Access Point**
After adoption, the UAP-AC-Lite may require a firmware upgrade. You can do this from the “**Devices**” tab by selecting the device and choosing “**Upgrade**” if an update is available.
Configure your wireless networks (**SSIDs**) and ensure the AP is part of the correct Wireless Network Group.
**Apply** the settings and wait for the AP to provision.
Check the device status to ensure it is “**Connected**” and functioning properly.
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**Test Connectivity**
Connect a client device to the Wi-Fi network and check Internet access.
Optionally, use the UniFi Controller Dashboard to monitor client connections and signal strength.
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**Troubleshooting Tips**
If the device does not appear for adoption:
Check if it's powered correctly (**PoE port should be providing power**).
**Ensure the AP is on the same network segment as the UniFi Controller.**
Make sure port **8080** and **8443** are open on your network for communication with the UniFi Controller.
If adoption fails repeatedly, consider performing a hardware reset again and retrying.
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**{{ :unifi_network:unifi-wifi-option43.pdf |Option 43.}}**
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