Settings > Services > Scheduled Upgrades and remove them. I then right-clicked on the download link for my switch model and copied the link.īack on the Unifi controller I used the “Custom upgrade” option for my device. Settings > Site > Services, uncheck Automatically Upgrade Device Firmware.
#UNIFI CONTROLLER UPGRADE UPDATE#
Download the new Synology package to your CPU type (i.e.: UniFiSDNController-arm-5.9.32-190111-beta.spk) Stop the current controller and update Java if you have not done that a long time ago. I used the wonder of Google to find the firmware release on the Unifi releases page in my case this was To upgrade your controller in your environment, you need to follow the tasks below: Create a configuration backup on your current controller. When attempting to upgrade the firmware using the controller the “Are you sure” dialogue informed me of the version I needed to find.
#UNIFI CONTROLLER UPGRADE MANUAL#
I am hoping this manual firmware upgrade is a one off. Which is available from the Ubuntu 20.04 main repository. Unifi Controller now works with mongodb-server 3.6. mongodb-server < 3.4 is no longer a requirement as it was then. The next time a firmware update is released I will try and remember to update this post on how the upgrade goes using the normal process. It would seem that the Unifi Controller has been updated since I first released the gist 4 months ago. Whatever the reason the below resolved the issue for me. I’m still not sure why this worked maybe because the version I was upgrading from was a bit too old for the controller to handle. Then attempted another upgrade without success 😢.Under Settings => Maintenance I selected the cache option to the right of the firmware release.Next I attempted to cache the firmware on the controller in case the switch was having some sort of issue downloading it directly.
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