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UBNT. Solution “Not enough free memory to upload Firmware image”

One day I decided to update the firmware on the Nanostation M2 and noticed the following error:

UBIQUITI (UBNT) OID’s & MIB’s

Below is a list of possible OIDs and MIBs:

How to enable Web Server on Ubiquiti via SSH

Once they asked me to remotely check the Ubiquiti NanoStation M2, in which the web interface did not open either via http or https, it was assumed that it was disabled in the settings.
The device itself responded to ping.
By SSH, too, it turned out to connect.

Ubiquiti SSH Management

To connect via SSH to Ubiquiti equipment (UBNT) from Windows, you can use the popular PuTTY utility.
From Linux, you can connect by typing the command:

How to Change MAC Address on Ubiquiti (UBNT) Device

In the test, I’ll change the MAC address on Ubiquiti Rocket M5.

Ubiquiti Rocket M5 configuration file description

For example, I’ll take the Ubiquiti Rocket M5 configuration file and describe some parameters (with other Ubiquiti equipment these parameters can be identical:

Port forwarding on Ubiquiti (UBNT) devices

Since the settings are almost the same on airMAX® M Series Ubiquiti devices, this instruction will work with Rocket, NanoBridge, LiteBeam, NanoBeam, airGrid, etc.

How to reset Ubiquiti (UBNT) device settings

I will give an example of resetting the Ubiquiti (UBNT) settings of devices via SSH:

PowerBeam 5AC Firmware Update

On the test, I will update the firmware PowerBeam 5AC 500 (with version 7.1.4) and PowerBeam 5AC 620 (with version 7.0.3).

Backup Ubiquiti Device Configuration (UBNT)

Somehow, our Ubiquiti (UBNT) antennas beat thunderstorms, which then had to be repaired, changed and naturally tuned again. Therefore, I decided to make an automatic copy of the configuration.