UniFi OS Server replaces UniFi Network Server
- UniFi Network Server is still being supported by Ubiquiti, but is now technically considered legacy
- UniFi Network Server is a standalone application
- UniFi OS Server allows the ability to run UniFi OS and UniFi apps on top of that, like Network. Potential to run more in the future
- UniFi OS Server is the self-hosted platform Ubiquiti will be supporting going forward
Server ownership
- Every UniFi OS Server has an Owner
- The Owner is responsible for Ubiquiti billing, such as CyberSecure
- After migrating from Network Server, you will need to check the owner settings on the server
Related Guides
Change UniFi OS Server Owner After Migrating From UniFi Network Server
Invite a New Admin to UniFi OS Server
Site Manager and Remote Access
- Like UniFi Network Server, UniFi OS Server integrates with UniFi Site Manager
- UniFi OS Server is more tightly integrated with UniFi Site Manager
Related Guides
Enable Remote Access on UniFi OS Server
Updates
- Updates are managed in a different way with UniFi OS Server
- There are now two components, the UniFi OS Server has its own core software version, as does UniFi Network
- HostiFi manages, tests and deploys the core UniFi OS Server updates
- UniFi Network can now be updated as and when needed by the customer
Related Guides
Update UniFi Network on UniFi OS Server
UniFi Network
- UniFi Network is now an application that runs on UniFi OS Server
- The existing network configuration is carried over
- Devices, such as gateways, access points and switches are still managed within UniFi Network
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Which UniFi Devices Work With HostiFi?