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Batch 1 of 4 · Project PRJ-20Simulated live
4 Ubiquiti UniFi Express 7 home network gateways
0 of 4 units set up · nothing to reviewchecked just now
Setup is done by Aigna's engineers. Your installs are on the Deploy page.
Once for all 4
Through Fleet Lens, the Remote EMEA policyNot applied yet. One setup guide sets the shared settings on all 4; 0 can take it now, the rest when they can be reached.
4 settings to set and 2 to check; 0 left at the manufacturer's default.See every settingThe setup guide
The same on every unit
- LAN network
- The worker's own network, DHCP on, over the 2.5GbE port
- Create Virtual Network
- Not recorded
- Adopt device
- Adopt into the worker's site from Pending Adoption
- UI Account
- An Aigna UI account, not a local-only login
- Release channel and automatic updates
- Official channel, automatic updates off
The units
Only what differs per unit. Each unit's build sheet has every setting worked out.Nothing is ready for you here. Keia Atlas keeps checking these units.
| Unit | Hostname | Provision | Install | Configure | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Build sheet | None yet10.110.1.42 | ||||
| Build sheet | None yet10.110.1.44 | ||||
| Build sheet | None yet10.110.1.47 | ||||
| Build sheet | None yet10.110.1.49 | ||||
Setup order
Optional: tick as you go, or let the checks do it1Connect the 10GbE port to the home internet router or ONT (the default WAN port); power over the included USB-C adapter.0/4
2Adopt the gateway into the site's console from the UniFi Mobile App over WiFi or Bluetooth.0/4
3Sign the adoption in with an Aigna UI account, not a local-only login.0/4
4Create the worker's own network (VLAN) and confirm DHCP is serving the 2.5GbE LAN port.0/4
5Set the release channel to Official with automatic updates off.0/4
6Confirm the gateway shows as adopted and online in Site Manager.0/4
Every setting
6 in the setup guide, as patternsValues marked Per unit are patterns here. Each unit's build sheet has them worked out: Drogheda home office 2, Reading home office 3, Guildford home office 2, Malmö home office 3.
Adoption2
- Adopt deviceSet to Adopt into the worker's site from Pending Adoption
Why
Links the gateway to the UniFi application that manages it; until adopted it only shows as Pending Adoption and takes no policy.
- UI AccountSet to An Aigna UI account, not a local-only login
Why
Enables remote management from Site Manager and automatic system backups, so the gateway can be supported without a visit to the worker's home.
WAN and LAN2
- WAN portCheck it is 10GbE port (factory default WAN); connect the home internet uplink here
Why
The 10GbE port is the default WAN port out of the box; Aigna keeps the default rather than reassigning it in software.
- LAN networkPer unitCheck it is The worker's own network, DHCP on, over the 2.5GbE portWorked out on each build sheet
Why
The 2.5GbE port is LAN by default; the worker's own devices reach it over DHCP with no static addressing needed at a home site.
Networks1
- Create Virtual NetworkPer unitSettings > Networks > Create New NetworkSet to One network per remote worker, VLAN ID from Aigna's naming scheme, DHCP onWorked out on each build sheet
Why
Keeps a remote worker's home network isolated from anything else on their router, the same way a site VLAN would.
Updates1
- Release channel and automatic updatesSettings > Control Plane > UpdatesSet to Official channel, automatic updates off
Why
Aigna tests firmware in the Lab before it reaches a remote worker's gateway; the Early Access channel is never used at a home site.