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UNIFI CONTROLLER DOCKER DOWNLOAD

Navigate to (replacing your-synology-box with the DNS name of your Synology).

If it is highlighted, click Apply to save firewall changes.

Click OK to save the firewall profile changes.

Click Create and under Ports select Custom and then click on Custom.

In the Firewall tab, select the custom profile and click Edit Rules.

Select Advanced Mode and click on Security.

Go to the Synology main menu and select Control Panel.

I figured it was probably a good idea to enable the firewall.įrom the Ports documentation there are a number of TCP and UDP ports to select. In my case because I hadn’t exposed the Synology directly to the Internet, the firewall was disabled. If you have the Synology Firewall enabled, you will need to allow access to the application, the port needs to be opened in the Synology Firewall. You can see the UniFi image is now running in a container.

Review the Summary details, then if they look correct click Apply. Change the value of RUNAS_UID0 to false.Īs we will be binding to a port > 1024, we can also set the value of BIND_PRIV to false.It is recommended to not run this image as root.Select Network tab and select use the same network as Docker Host. (See Volumes for volumes used by this image). Select the docker folder and then click on Create Folder.Select Volume tab and click Add Folder.If desired, you can customise the Container Name.

UNIFI CONTROLLER DOCKER DOWNLOAD

When the download has completed, the Launch button will be enabled.(Choose latest to go with the latest stable version). Review the options to understand what the different tag values mean. In the search bar enter unifi and click Search.ĭouble-click on the jacobalberty/unifi image.Select Don’t show this again and close the message. The first time you open Docker a welcome screen message is displayed.When installation has completed, the button changes to Open.Select All Packages and scroll down to the Third-party section.I say ‘UniFi Controller’ but I gather that as of version 6.2 they’ve renamed it to ‘UniFi Network Application’. But having the Synology DS1621xs on hand gives me an opportunity to try out its Docker support and in particular being able to run UniFi Controller continuously in a Docker container on the Synology. Until now I’ve only used the UniFi Controller application on an as-need basis (when setting the configuration or installing updates). I’ve been using Ubiquiti’s UniFi wireless access points for a few years around home.