Ubiquiti routers: logins, addresses and status lights
Ubiquiti's UniFi range is built around a controller: the access points themselves hold very little, and the configuration lives in the UniFi Network application running on a console, a server or a cloud key. That design decides how you troubleshoot one. There is no settings page on the access point to log into, a factory reset costs you far less than it would on a router because the configuration was never on the unit, and a second-hand UniFi access point can be adopted into your own network once it has been reset.
Every Ubiquiti router here uses the same settings address: 192.168.1.1.
The login works differently across the range — there is no single answer for Ubiquiti, which is why each model has its own page.
Every Ubiquiti model we cover
| Model | Settings address | How the login works | Recoverable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| UniFi Dream Machine | 192.168.1.1 | You set it during setup | Not verified |
| UniFi Express | No settings page | You set it during setup | Not verified |
| UniFi U6+ | No settings page | App-managed, no web login | Not verified |
Not published yet
We know Ubiquiti also made UniFi Dream Router, but we have not yet verified those against Ubiquiti's own documentation. Rather than publish a page built on guesswork, we have left them out until we can.
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For anything we do not cover, Ubiquiti's own support site is at help.ui.com.