
Ubiquiti training
Master the full Ubiquiti ecosystem — from UniFi switching and wireless to airMAX backhaul and EdgeRouter security. This training gives network engineers and IT professionals the hands-on skills to design, deploy, and troubleshoot production-grade Ubiquiti networks with confidence.
What your team will master:
This course covers every major Ubiquiti platform, starting with networking fundamentals and the OSI model as applied to real Ubiquiti deployments. You will configure UniFi controllers, switches, gateways, and access points from scratch, then secure those networks with firewall policies, IDS/IPS, and VPN tunnels. Wireless topics include RF site surveys, channel planning, and seamless client roaming using 802.11r, k, and v. You will also deploy airMAX point-to-point links, manage devices through UISP, and automate tasks using the UniFi API and Python scripting. Network design, documentation standards, and professional client communication round out the curriculum.
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Course content
8 Chapters • 40 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsUbiquiti Ecosystem and Networking Fundamentals
Ubiquiti Ecosystem and Networking Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Ubiquiti Product Families Overview
Covers UniFi, airMAX, EdgeMAX, and UISP product lines and their intended use cases. Establishes the product landscape needed to select appropriate hardware throughout the course.
Lesson 2 • Wireless RF Fundamentals
Introduces radio frequency concepts including frequency bands, channel width, and signal propagation. Directly supports antenna selection and radio configuration in later chapters.
Lesson 3 • IP Networking Concepts for Ubiquiti
Reviews IP addressing, subnetting, VLANs, and routing as applied to Ubiquiti environments. Provides the networking vocabulary required for all subsequent configuration tasks.
Lesson 4 • Lab Environment Setup
Guides students through assembling a hands-on lab with physical or virtual Ubiquiti hardware. Ensures every learner has a working environment before configuration chapters begin.
Lesson 5 • OSI Model in Ubiquiti Deployments
Maps OSI layers to specific Ubiquiti device roles, from physical cabling to application-layer management. Helps students troubleshoot by isolating issues at the correct layer.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsUniFi Controller Installation and Setup
UniFi Controller Installation and Setup
Lesson 1 • Controller Backup and Restore
Teaches automated and manual backup schedules, backup file contents, and full restore procedures. Protects controller configurations against data loss in production environments.
Lesson 2 • Initial Controller Configuration Wizard
Walks through the setup wizard to configure site name, admin credentials, and country settings. Establishes baseline controller settings before any devices are adopted.
Lesson 3 • Installing the UniFi Network Application
Step-by-step installation on Debian-based Linux, covering dependencies, MongoDB, and service management. Builds the core skill of standing up a controller from scratch.
Lesson 4 • Device Adoption and Provisioning
Covers layer-2 discovery, inform URL configuration, and SSH adoption methods for UniFi devices. Students adopt access points, switches, and gateways into the controller.
Lesson 5 • Controller Deployment Options
Compares self-hosted, cloud-hosted, and UniFi OS Console deployments for the UniFi Network Application. Students select the right deployment model for a given scenario.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsUniFi Switching Configuration
UniFi Switching Configuration
Lesson 1 • Link Aggregation and Redundancy
Configures LACP-based link aggregation groups and spanning tree settings on UniFi switches. Increases uplink bandwidth and eliminates single points of failure.
Lesson 2 • Switch Security Features
Implements port isolation, storm control, and 802.1X authentication on UniFi switch ports. Hardens the LAN against unauthorised access and broadcast storms.
Lesson 3 • VLAN Design and Port Profiles
Creates VLANs in the UniFi controller and assigns port profiles to access and trunk ports. Enables network segmentation for guest, IoT, and corporate traffic.
Lesson 4 • Switch Monitoring and Diagnostics
Uses the UniFi controller dashboard and CLI to monitor port statistics, errors, and PoE consumption. Equips students to identify and resolve switching issues quickly.
Lesson 5 • UniFi Switch Hardware Overview
Surveys the UniFi switch lineup from 8-port to aggregation models, including PoE budgets and SFP options. Provides the hardware context needed for accurate port planning.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsUniFi Gateway and Routing Configuration
UniFi Gateway and Routing Configuration
Lesson 1 • Static and Dynamic Routing
Configures static routes and OSPF on UniFi gateways for multi-site and multi-subnet environments. Enables scalable routing beyond the default single-site topology.
Lesson 2 • WAN and Internet Configuration
Configures DHCP, static, PPPoE, and dual-WAN failover on UniFi gateways for internet connectivity. Establishes reliable upstream connectivity as the foundation for all LAN services.
Lesson 3 • Inter-VLAN Routing and Network Isolation
Enables and restricts inter-VLAN routing using gateway firewall rules and network isolation settings. Enforces traffic segmentation between corporate, guest, and IoT networks.
Lesson 4 • UniFi Gateway Hardware Overview
Surveys the UniFi Security Gateway, Dream Machine, and Enterprise Fortress Gateway product lines. Matches gateway hardware to deployment scale and throughput requirements.
Lesson 5 • NAT and Port Forwarding
Configures source NAT, destination NAT, and port forwarding rules for internal service exposure. Allows controlled external access to internal servers without compromising security.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsUniFi Wireless Network Deployment
UniFi Wireless Network Deployment
Lesson 1 • Roaming and Fast Transition
Configures 802.11r fast BSS transition and 802.11k/v neighbour reports for seamless client roaming. Ensures voice and video clients maintain connectivity across AP boundaries.
Lesson 2 • Access Point Hardware Selection
Compares UniFi AP models by radio count, spatial streams, and target environment. Guides accurate AP selection for indoor, outdoor, and high-density deployments.
Lesson 3 • SSID and Security Configuration
Creates SSIDs with WPA2/WPA3 security, VLAN mapping, and band steering in the UniFi controller. Delivers secure, segmented wireless access for multiple user groups.
Lesson 4 • Wireless Performance Optimisation
Tunes airtime fairness, OFDMA, BSS coloring, and MU-MIMO settings for maximum throughput. Addresses common performance bottlenecks in dense wireless environments.
Lesson 5 • RF Site Survey and Channel Planning
Conducts predictive and active site surveys to determine AP placement and channel assignments. Minimises co-channel interference before physical installation begins.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsUniFi Firewall, Security, and VPN
UniFi Firewall, Security, and VPN
Lesson 1 • Remote Access VPN with Teleport
Deploys UniFi Teleport and WireGuard-based remote access VPN for individual client devices. Provides secure, zero-config remote access for mobile workers.
Lesson 2 • Firewall Rule Design and Implementation
Creates stateful firewall rules on LAN_IN, LAN_OUT, WAN_IN, and WAN_OUT rule sets. Translates security policy requirements into ordered, testable firewall rules.
Lesson 3 • Site-to-Site VPN Configuration
Configures IPsec and UniFi's proprietary site-to-site VPN between multiple UniFi gateways. Securely connects branch offices to headquarters over the public internet.
Lesson 4 • Traffic Management and QoS
Applies DPI-based application traffic shaping and QoS policies to prioritise critical services. Ensures voice, video, and business-critical traffic receives adequate bandwidth.
Lesson 5 • Intrusion Detection and Prevention
Enables and tunes IDS/IPS on UniFi gateways using threat categories and sensitivity levels. Detects and blocks known attack signatures without generating excessive false positives.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsairMAX and Point-to-Point Wireless Links
airMAX and Point-to-Point Wireless Links
Lesson 1 • Antenna Alignment and Signal Optimisation
Uses airOS alignment tools and physical adjustment techniques to maximise received signal strength. Achieves optimal link performance after physical antenna installation.
Lesson 2 • airOS Device Configuration
Configures airOS firmware settings including wireless mode, SSID, security, and network interfaces. Establishes a functional PtP or PtMP link through the airOS web interface.
Lesson 3 • Link Budget and Path Calculation
Calculates free-space path loss, Fresnel zone clearance, and link budget for a proposed PtP link. Validates link feasibility before hardware procurement and installation.
Lesson 4 • airMAX Performance Tuning
Adjusts airMAX priority, frame size, and channel width to maximise throughput and reduce latency. Optimises PtMP networks with multiple client stations sharing a sector.
Lesson 5 • airMAX Technology and Hardware
Explains TDMA-based airMAX protocol, airMAX AC vs. M series, and hardware form factors. Provides the technical foundation for selecting the correct airMAX platform.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsNetwork Monitoring, Management, and Troubleshooting
Network Monitoring, Management, and Troubleshooting
Lesson 1 • Syslog, SNMP, and External Monitoring
Configures syslog export and SNMP on Ubiquiti devices for integration with external monitoring platforms. Enables centralised visibility across multi-vendor network environments.
Lesson 2 • Systematic Troubleshooting Methodology
Applies a structured OSI-layer troubleshooting process to diagnose connectivity, performance, and security issues. Reduces mean time to resolution through disciplined diagnostic steps.
Lesson 3 • Firmware Management and Upgrades
Plans and executes firmware upgrades across UniFi and airMAX devices with minimal service disruption. Maintains device security and feature currency through a controlled upgrade process.
Lesson 4 • UISP for ISP Network Management
Deploys UISP to manage airMAX and fibre devices across a service provider network at scale. Extends monitoring capabilities beyond the UniFi ecosystem to outdoor infrastructure.
Lesson 5 • UniFi Dashboard and Reporting
Navigates the UniFi controller dashboard to interpret client counts, throughput graphs, and alerts. Establishes baseline monitoring habits for ongoing network health management.
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This course is for you:
IT generalists ready to specialise in Ubiquiti-based network infrastructure.
Managed service providers wanting to standardise client deployments on Ubiquiti hardware.
Help desk technicians aiming to move into a network engineering role.
Small business owners managing their own office networks without outside support.
Career changers from system administration seeking hands-on networking credentials.
ISP field technicians responsible for installing and maintaining outdoor wireless links.
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