Enter the SSID you’d like your wireless network to be named and a password then click Next.The UniFi controller will automatically find any access points on the same network, select the access point you’d like to configure for the Docker UniFi controller to manage and click Next.First, set your country and timezone then click Next.Now we’ll just need to finish the UniFi controller setup by following the wizard once you’ve loaded in your browser from the above steps. Now finally, open a web browser and go to: Configuring Ubiquiti UniFi Controller in Docker.Next lets run the new UniFi Controller container by typing the following, again replacing ‘ volume1‘ with the volume you create the unifi folder on.Now lets pull, or download, the UniFi Controller Docker container from the Docker Hub by typing the following command: sudo docker pull jacobalberty/unifi:latest.(Replace volume1 with your desired volume) mkdir /volume1/docker/unifi First lets create a new folder called “ unifi” located in “ docker“, this will be used to store all our UniFi Controller configs, so when we upgrade the Docker container our configs remain in place.SSH into your Synology NAS using PuTTy or other terminal of your choice, login using your account with admin access.I’ll assume your Synology NAS does support Docker and you’ve already installed the Synology Docker app on your Synology NAS. How to install Ubiquiti UniFi Controller in Docker on Synology NAS If you’re unsure if your model support docker or not you can check here. However, a few people has asked if I could post instructions on how to run the UniFi controller in Docker, similar how I have CrashPlan running in Docker.įor the steps below I’ll be using my Synology DS1815+ NAS which is compatible to run Docker. Recently I posted how to run the Ubiquiti UniFi Controller in the cloud using services like Linode, Vultr, or DigitalOcean.

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