# Notes - Playback is higher quality when connected directly (not unifi.ui.com). # Setup - I believe you want the NVR on the camera subnet/VLAN. - For remote access, I believe you need to have the device setup with a UniFi account owner. For a managed services procider, I am unsure if this should be an account created for the client, or the MSP's generic UI account. - You should create a local administrator password to access the device. ## Inviting Users - According to information on the UniFi forum, "A user is for Talk and Access. For Protect you need to make a limited admin with read only rights for Protect and no rights for Network, Talk, Access and LED"^[https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-Protect-1-15-0/2dd6ca3b-54ae-4261-a9d2-d4908cb48da1#comment/d72b6a3d-f628-4554-8892-6f59b35ef1f0]. # Commands - SSH username is `root`. ## Check RAID/md status You can use mdstat to show a snapshot of the kernel's RAID/md state.^[https://archive.kernel.org/oldwiki/raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Mdstat.html] ```bash cat /proc/mdstat ``` ## Uninstall/Reinstall Protect ```bash apt purge unifi-protect apt install unifi-protect ``` # Links - [Supported Camera Limits](https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360063280653-UniFi-Protect-Supported-Camera-Limits) - [The Ultimate UNVR / Protect Issue Guide](https://community.ui.com/questions/The-Ultimate-UNVR-Protect-Issue-Guide/4fc64d57-2c5e-418a-9022-de0f9694449f)