Onto the UniFi Controller setup! Click on ‘Servers’ from the left hand menu followed by the blue circled ‘+’ symbol in the upper right. Done! You will now be prompted for this 6 digit code when logging into Vultr. Enter that code and click ‘Enable Google Authentication’ to finish the 2FA setup. When you click continue, you will be asked to enter in the 6 digit code from Google Authenticator for your Vultr account. Once you’ve scanned the QR code, click ‘Continue’ to continue. This will bring up a QR code that needs to be scanned with the Google Authenticator app. Select ‘Google Auth’ from the dropdown box and then click the ‘+’ symbol to add Google Authentication as your 2FA method. Next, click on ‘Manage Two Factor Authentication.’ In the Vultr interface, click on ‘Account’ from the left-hand menu, followed by the ‘Authentication.’ tab. If you don’t have it already, you should go to the Apple App store or the Google Play Store to download the Google Authenticator app. Set up 2 Factor Authentication for Vultrīefore we dig into creating our UniFi Controller, let’s take a quick detour to ensure that Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is set up on your Vultr account. If you don’t already have an account, I would appreciate signing up using my referral link: ġ.
The first thing to do is sign up for Vultr.
UNIFI SET INFORM FULL
I have heard a lot of really good reviews from folks who use Vultr for their production systems, so I set out to create a full set of instructions for the installation of a Vultr-hosted UniFi Controller running on Ubuntu 16.04. Vultr is a great hosting platform that is very similar to Digital Ocean. – Or continue below…though it’s a total waste of time. *** THIS GUIDE IS NOW OUTDATED – Check out the Definitive Guide to Hosted UniFi instead!
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