Cisco Integrated Management Controller Default Password

Fractal continues to be the best case maker on the market. I absolutely love the top mounted power supply area. The pre-supplied fans are the best I've seen in a case. Taking off side panels is very easy and doesn't feel like you're going to break the glass ever. Cons: #1 The Fans do not have an RGB default. You have to use software supplied by your motherboard. They really should have set the default RGB's to what is used in adverts ( Green / Blue ) #2 Cable management is a little tough to pull off correctly. Having all glass side panels makes bad cable management stick out. #3 This case is huge!!

Easy integrated management with UniFi: If you're already running another UniFi device and have a pre-existing instance of the UniFi Controller, adopting this switch and making the necessary adjustments to its configuration are very intuitive and a breeze. Provisioning VLANs and assigning per-port configurations are far more complex in other vendor's UIs and solutions. At a glance, you can quickly discern connected MAC address, link speed, and whether or not PoE is in use. Configuration changes apply quickly with no disruption. Updating firmware revisions is also incredibly simple. No additional steps with other protocols/solutions are required as long as you have a running UniFi controller.

I really enjoy using this controller with Edius 6. It has a default setting for Edius, and many other NLE's, but it also allows you to configure the controls as you wish.I use this at work as a reporter and editor for a TV station. The controller gives you precise control over the timeline - the inner wheel offers a helpful frame-by-frame advance. I can also set in and out points easily. I prefer this controller compared to the Edius keyboard.Honestly, I'm surprised it only costs $ It's a good value.

I was looking for a controller that had a real piano feel but also integrated out of the box w/ my DAW (Logic). It was between this and the M-Audio Hammer 88. This one looks and feels much higher quality and has a lot more onboard controls that allow me to do most of what I need in Logic right from the Arturia controller. It looks really great in the studio too!

Great controller. Im very happy with it except i wish it integrated better with the ROG Ally. I purchased it specifically for the Ally and im a little disappointed you cant map a command center button, or better yet it could have a dedicated command center and armory crate button. Other than that the controller works great.

I use two of these connected to the integrated SAS 6/iR controller on Dell T7400. I have no complaints about the reliability or speed so far. I really liked the retail packaging that these drives came in from B&H. The drives are really well protected during shipping in this packaging.

This slick little PoE switch is controlled by the UniFi management software (I'm using a CloudKey 2 controller), so I can visualize it on my network and run updates, etc. Note that there is not a PoE pass-through, even though the switch can be powered via PoE (or USB-C), it cannot provide power to any PoE device plugged into it.

I love it, love it, love it! I love the size and the included aRGB controller. I am not the best at cable management but this gave me some great space. I also have a 309ti and PSU that are huge and eveything fitst with room. It looks amazing when the lights are synced!

Nice router, nice size, aesthetically pleasing, easy to setup, good management software (UniFi Controller). Connected to a US-8 POE port and boot-up worked flawlessly. I ran signal strength tests compared to a competitor's router and this one had good range, especially at 5 GHz. Running Controller on a Raspberry Pi for 24/7 management access via the mobile device app. Will definitely add others to my network as other routers die.

If you already have Unifi gear, this switch is a great management addition and works with the Unifi Controller. While it does have the full management capabilities, a lot of it is burried in the controller which might not work for some power users. Works great for small business applications where you want to have a little more control than a dumb switch.