bittner

Ctrl + Alt + Space

snevas

# Start en enable service. Replace "Deurbel" with the name of the doorbell camera

[Unit]
Description=LEDs Deurbel ring
After=unifi-protect.service

[Service]
ExecStart=/bin/bash -c "tail -Fn0 /ssd1/.data/unifi-protect/logs/automationManager.log | grep --line-buffered 'Ring: Deurbel' | while read line; do uled-ctrl blink 500 008000 FF0000 && sleep 10 &&uled-ctrl fw idle; done"

[Install]

galvesribeiro

Why Your Ubiquiti EFG Can't Push 25 Gbps Inter-VLAN — and What's Actually Going On

Or: How I Reproduced the Problem on x86, Tried to Load the Missing Modules on the Real Device, and What That Tells Us About Ubiquiti's Kernel

---

TL;DR

Ubiquiti markets the Enterprise Fortress Gateway (EFG) as a 25-gigabit-class router. The product page lists two 25 GbE SFP28 ports for WAN/LAN, and Ubiquiti positions the device as a flagship for medium and large enterprise deployments. Its silicon — a Marvell Octeon CN9670 — supports hardware-accelerated forwarding through purpose-built network engines (NIX) that should sustain tens of millions of packets per second. The UDM Beast, Ubiquiti's next-generation gateway, pairs a Marvell Octeon CN10K SoC (with ARM Neoverse N2 cores) with a dedicated Marvell Prestera-class switching ASIC accessed via PCIe — capabilities that, properly used, would offload most of the per-packet forwarding work into hardware.