I built a UniFi AI assistant – so you don't have to go through their docs ever again (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by DonutAccomplished422@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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Hi, Adriaan here. I built a personal UniFi AI assistant.

Think WiFi guru at your fingertips that offers instant, straightforward solutions to the most complex UniFi problems.

You can play with it here: unihosted.com/ai

I trained the model on all UniFi documentation so it should be able to answer all questions related to UniFi.

Hopefully it will save you a lot of time if run into any issues with your network

Have fun!

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[-] HTTP_404_NotFound@alien.top 2 points 10 months ago

Q: How can I setup an ipv6 GIF tunnel

A: (Except): UniFi devices do not natively support GIF tunnel

Q: How can I manage static routes on a layer 3 unifi switch.
A: (Excerpt): In addition to routing traffic between VLANs, L3 UniFi Switches offer the following features:
Static Routing: Create static routes to a next-hop IP address or interface.

^ Lie. Static routing is broken on unifi layer 3 switches.

[-] k1rika@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

"[...]Remember to evaluate the total cost of ownership not just purchase price. This includes the cost of support contracts, licensing fees for advanced features, and hardware replacement policies.

Additionally, if you want to have your network professionally managed and monitored without worrying about the details, a hosted solution like UniHosted can be a great way to leverage UniFi's capabilities without the overhead of maintaining the infrastructure yourself."

So basically it prints out it's typical GPT answer with a focus on UniFi and together with some extra self-advertisement mixed in. Well, the times we live in.

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