Radios/Access Points

Updating a Ubiquiti Device
These instructions work for PowerStation 2, PowerStation 2-Ext, NanoStation 2 ,PowerStation 5, PowerStation 5-Ext, and NanoStation 5

To update the firmware, download the update, which is from Inveneo with support for RIP2 dynamic routing:
 * For PS2, PS2-Ext, and NS2: XS2.latest.bin
 * For PS5, PS5-Ext, and NS5: XS5.latest.bin

For more information on the Inveneo Firmware for Ubiquiti visit: Inveneo Ubiquiti Firmware

Flashing the Firmware
If your Ubiquiti device is running AirOS 3.0 or greater, you can flash the firmware via the web UI upgrade procedure described here in Ubiquiti's online manual: Firmware Upgrade.

NOTE: if you use the web UI you MUST reset the configuration after the upgrade: Configuration Management

The more reliable method is to use TFTP to update the firmware. Using this method, configuration reset is not required.

TFTP upgrade using Linux or Mac

 * 1) Connect to the Ubiquiti to the network using its LAN Port
 * 2) Configure your computer to have the IP address: 192.168.1.254
 * 3) Connect your computer to the device with a cross-over cable or network switch
 * 4) Disconnect the power the the Ubiquiti device
 * 5) Locate and press the 'reset' button on the device
 * 6) Reconnect the device to power and hold the reset button for 10 seconds
 * 7) Release the reset button
 * 8) From your laptop, confirm that you can communicate with the device by issuing:
 * 9) * ping 192.168.1.20
 * 10) On your laptop, issue the following commands to upload the firmware:
 * 11) * tftp 192.168.1.20
 * 12) * bin
 * 13) * put 
 * 14) Once the firmware has uploaded, the signal level LEDs on the device will blink.
 * 15) Wait at least 10 minutes before attempting to connect to the device.
 * 16) Confirm that the flash completed successfully by telnetting into the device with username/pwd ubnt/ubnt:
 * 17) *telnet 192.168.1.20
 * 18) *grep "inveneo" /tmp/system.cfg
 * 19) You should see output like:
 * 20) *org.inveneo.rip=enabled
 * 21) *org.inveneo.rip.export.kernel-routes=disabled
 * 22) *org.inveneo.strip.default-route=disabled
 * 23) *org.inveneo.rip.config.manual=disabled
 * 24) *org.inveneo.ospf=disabled

TFTP upgrade using Windows

 * 1) Connect to the Ubiquiti to the network using its LAN Port
 * 2) Configure your computer to have the IP address: 192.168.1.254
 * 3) Connect your computer to the device with a cross-over cable or network switch
 * 4) Disconnect the power the the Ubiquiti device
 * 5) Locate and press the 'reset' button on the device
 * 6) Reconnect the device to power and hold the reset button for 10 seconds
 * 7) Release the reset button
 * 8) From your computer, open a command prompt and confirm you can communicate with the device
 * 9) * ping 192.168.1.20
 * 10) From the command line, issue this command
 * 11) *tftp -i 192.168.1.20 put 
 * 12) Once the firmware has uploaded, the signal level LEDs on the device will blink.
 * 13) Wait at least 10 minutes before attempting to connect to the device.

Default Config
A generic configuration for Ubiquity radios is located here

Don't forget to go in and change your site specific information, like SSID, channel, Network settings, etc.

The default IP for the radio is still 192.168.1.20.
 * username: ubnt
 * password: 1nvene0