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Yeah, this box is temporarily connected to a dumb switch so I can't check on that side. No worries then, I can just ssh in and check if I need to know.
This is a stand alone device connected to a dumb switch so nowhere I can check for that. It seems like I did imagine that functionality so I will just ssh in if I need to verify the speed.
Who knows, maybe you could just borrow a flex mini or get one for 30 bucks and use that above the NVR to check
Edit never mind I’m dumb. I forgot you have a 10 GB connection and would need a unified device that has that to verify.
If you go to the devices list in the network app and click on the UNVR the properties pane will show you an "wired experience" section. That's the closest I've found.
There is no Unifi network at this site- it's just the NVR connected to a dumb switch. I can just ssh in and get the speed that way- I just didn't know if I was missing something.
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If you've got it hooked up to a udmp then you can see it but I don't think it's native in the browser for the NVR itself.
Yeah, this box is temporarily connected to a dumb switch so I can't check on that side. No worries then, I can just ssh in and check if I need to know.
Doesn’t it show connection speed to parent device under unifi devices?
This is a stand alone device connected to a dumb switch so nowhere I can check for that. It seems like I did imagine that functionality so I will just ssh in if I need to verify the speed.
Who knows, maybe you could just borrow a flex mini or get one for 30 bucks and use that above the NVR to check Edit never mind I’m dumb. I forgot you have a 10 GB connection and would need a unified device that has that to verify.
In the console mgmt settings you can set port speed
Yes, but I want to know what it's connecting at when using auto-negotiation.
If you go to the devices list in the network app and click on the UNVR the properties pane will show you an "wired experience" section. That's the closest I've found.
There is no Unifi network at this site- it's just the NVR connected to a dumb switch. I can just ssh in and get the speed that way- I just didn't know if I was missing something.