| ▲ | gh02t 2 days ago | |
Where does Ubiquiti use OpenWRT? I saw that claim elsewhere in this thread but I'm pretty sure their original devices were based on Vyatta, and their newer stuff is a custom Linux OS of their own that is loosely Debian-flavored. Poking around in the terminal all the Ubiquiti devices I have used are very clearly unrelated to OpenWRT. | ||
| ▲ | esseph a day ago | parent [-] | |
Ubiquiti started in outdoor wireless, point to point and point to multipoint. All their outdoor radios, cameras, and unifi APs are all running a version of openwrt. EdgeRouters started on vayatta and then that went away (AT&T acquired Vayatta) and then that forked into VyOS. Some of the Ubiquiti EdgeSwitches are running some other OS, but I can't remember what it was. Source - Spent 14 years helping alpha / beta test, debug code and wireless problems, etc. | ||