Ubiquiti USG-PRO-4 Enterprise Gateway Router with Gigabit Ethernet

Description

Being able to see traffic volumes, throughput, etc - by device, protocol has given us a much better idea of who's downloading what, and exactly how much (and we've discovered and eliminated. Lan traffic goes through the gateway and then onto a switch, while wifi traffic is manged by the old wifi router which now operates only as an access point (addressing, access, etc - is all handled by the gateway). Ubiquiti Networks · USG · Gigabit EthernetSee more details at Newegg.com - Farrera »Reviews4.4347 reviews5 star230 reviews4 star66 reviews3 star21 reviews2 star8 reviews1 star22 reviewsDecember 6, 2019Was seeking something that gave more. Like everyone else we ran everything through a standard consumer wifi router (which to be honest, struggled a bit). MoreWas looking for something that gave more reporting and control over a bunch of network devices, plus some added security (we run a small office out of our home so the network serves both business and domestic traffic). Being able to see traffic volumes, throughput, etc - by device, protocol has given us a much better idea of who's downloading what, and exactly how much (and we've discovered and eliminated a ... Being able to see traffic volumes, throughput, etc - by device, protocol has given us a much better idea of who's downloading what, and exactly how much (and we've discovered and eliminated a couple of rouge applications as a result). This little device does the trick nicely. Trying to u.

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• Ubiquiti Networks · USG · Gigabit EthernetSee more details at Newegg.com - Farrera »Reviews4.4347 reviews5 star230 reviews4 star66 reviews3 star21 reviews2 star8 reviews1 star22 reviewsDecember 6, 2019Was seeking something that gave more.
• Like everyone else we ran everything through a standard consumer wifi router (which to be honest, struggled a bit).
• The UI is great and the stats info is - although it does take a bit of fiddling to get it to your liking.As other reviewers have said - this is not a plug a play device.
• Lan traffic goes through the gateway and then onto a switch, while wifi traffic is manged by the old wifi router which now operates only as an access point (addressing, access, etc - is all handled by the gateway).
• Being able to see traffic volumes, throughput, etc - by device, protocol has given us a much better idea of who's downloading what, and exactly how much (and we've discovered and eliminated.
• MoreWas seeking something that gave more reporting and control over a bunch of network devices, plus some added security (we run a small office out of our home so the network serves both business and domestic traffic).