If you use Ubiquiti Unifi devices, you may have heard about the Ubiquiti device discovery tool that allows quickly finding Unifi devices on your network with little effort. The tool has several varieties, including a standalone desktop tool and a browser extension. However, both tools are now deprecated.

The Ubiquiti Discovery Tool is a powerful and easy-to-use app designed to simplify the management of your Ubiquiti devices within your local network. It includes a streamlined interface and many features. It streamlines the discovery and configuration of your UniFi devices.

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If you look at the Unifi download page, you will see that both the standalone tool and browser plugin have not been updated in years. Take note of the dates for both. They are now both deprecated. You can get the Java version of the tool to run, but you need an OLD version of Java, Java version 8 update 251.

Since these are now deprecated and super old, you will likely encounter issues trying to run either of the tools, especially with new versions of Java. However, there is a Ubiquiti device discovery tool alternative you can use called WiFiman.

Devices not appearing in the list: Ensure your devices are connected to the local network and powered on. You will need to make sure you are on the same broadcast domain (VLAN) as your Ubiquiti devices to be successfully detected by WiFiman

The first step is to find the device IP address, for this we can our DHCP leases on our gateway or we can use a discovery tool. See this guide for our recommended discovery tools for your operating system.

Once you have logged into your UniFi device using the steps above, the next step is to tell the device what controller to talk to. This is achieved via a set-inform command. It is imperative to use this format below to ensure proper communication between the UniFi device and the controller.

Make sure to use http:// and :8080/inform, which is the protocol and port used for device communication. Always use a DNS name instead of an IP address, that way devices will not disconnect if the IP address of the controller ever changes.

The device will show up for adoption on ALL sites in your UniFi controller, use the sites drop down in the upper right corner to switch to the site you want the device to be adopted in, then click "Adopt".

Just installing Openwrt on my ubiquiti edgerouter X SFP.

There one extra step to install per the device page ( _edgerouter_x_er-x_ka), and that is to install a specially created .tar file first and then upgrade to normal openwrt.

I did everything by the book, but after the file was uploaded I got a ubiquiti "router disconnected" message, and since then I got nothing.

No ubiquiti OS response, No Openwrt response.

What should I do now?

This will sound trivial, but I don't know the firmware version (branch), or how to find it.

I have the box and the router, any way to gather that info from those things?

Tried the ubiquiti discovering tool, doesn't do a thing.

If you can't get the lights to flash indicating TFTP recovery is active, you must have an old version of the bootloader which doesn't support that feature. Only recently Ubiquiti added the TFTP recovery, I don't know if many or any units shipped with it already installed.

Well, that's true. I could try to update it. But I don't have any clue about editing those pages nor what is allowed to do (I would delete a lot to keep it tight ). And I don't even know what is expected to be in thoses pages because every page looks different in layout and content. E. g. I would not put in pictures about the packaging like done at the page in discussion here. Beside that I don't own the SFP nor RP version and I'm lacking deeper knowledge about this device in general (e. g. PoE). I'm using it since a few weeks now only.

OK, here where I'm now:

I'm trying to upload the firmware from the software (tftp 2) to the router. I can get a ping to the router too.

But when I upload the firmware, about 10 second later the process stop and I get a " unable to connect" message. It stops halfway

Everything else seems fine. Any suggestions?

If you want to go back to ubiquiti firmware you need to revert the changes first (that's why direct write to flash is not working (I guess so). Follow the steps under section: "Reverting to Stock Firmware" of the Wiki page.

But there is a clip where I'm unsure. As we don't know what Bootloader version you have I would verify the Bootloader version first and go with either 1.xx or 2.xx for creating this image (according to your bootloader version). You don't need the exact version mentioned in the wiki. I did it with two different 2.xx versions already (because I upgraded the bootloader) and it worked.

If you still want OpenWrt use the option "1" and load the firmware into RAM. Therefore use this file: -19.07.4-ramips-mt7621-ubnt-erx-initramfs-kernel.bin

After it is loaded into RAM swap your LAN cable to eth1 and access There should be a plain upload page where you upload final image: -19.07.4-ramips-mt7621-ubnt-erx-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin

Not in general. The design (esp. Ram and Flash) of EdgerouterX is limited. In the past it wasn't even possible to make a tftp recovery without serial.

In your case you cannot (for whatever reason) flash with the usual methods described on device' wiki or desribed by Ubiquiti.

You have three options:

I was talking with ubiquiti support the all along, they don't have any better suggestion (SSH didn't worked either).

Seems like a lost cause right now.

The only thing I didn't try is to use the windows built in TFTP tool to recover, But I can't fine a good how to for it, any suggestions?

This article will guide you through the process of adopting your Unifi devices such as Access Points, Switches and USG to your new Cloud Unifi hosted controller. Note: UXG-Pro and Flex Mini Unifi devices have different adoption instructions.

ATTENTION: If the device does not show up for adoption on the controller, you may have something blocking inform traffic port 8080 outbound on your network or computer. Check to make sure you are not blocking or modifying this traffic on your networks firewall, proxy or gateway device. You may also need to disable your Windows firewall when issuing the inform request.

NOTE: Your mobile device must be connected to the same network as your devices, and must be able to access the controller directly (using HTTP). A public IP and/or port forwarding may be necessary. The inform port of the controller must be 8080.

NOTE: The iOS app has changed recently. To add a new Cloud UniFi controller, tap on the user icon in the top left, then select "Discover Local Network Devices", then tap "Need Help?", then select "Manual Setup". Here you can add your hosted controller details to sign in and add your controller to the UniFi iOS app. Please use the hostname only in the "IP Address/URL" field.

After installing the Discovery tool plugin (freely available in Chrome Web Store) on a computer running Chrome browser, any locally-available, unmanaged UniFi Devices (i.e.,same Layer 2 network as your computer) will appear as "Pending Adoption" in the Devices section.

Choose the device you would like to adopt to your controller and click the "Action" button. Select "Set Inform" action, add your inform URL " :8080/inform", username and password should both be "ubnt". Click "Execute"

The device status will change from "Pending" to "Adopting" to "Provisioning", then finally to "Connected". At this point the device will have received it's configuration from the controller and be active. fa1130e720

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