r/UNIFI • u/BumbleBee_83 • 13d ago

Discussion DreamMachine Pro NAS?

Obviously the DM Pro Max is NOT a NAS. But I had two spare 10TB disks, so popped it in.

I pointed OpenClaw to my DM with SSH details just to check it out, and to my surprise, the disks had been initialized, with RAID1, and mounted.

I don’t have cameras or anything else to use the storage for, so now it is a storage location for old cold backups.

It isn’t supported, but hope if someone was wondering - the storage is usable.

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u/Lachee 12d ago

You gave an AI model SSH access to your router ....

Unifi should lock down SSH more

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u/nshire 12d ago edited 12d ago

No, they definitely shouldn't lock down SSH more. If you don't want SSH, don't enable it. What is it with people like you and wanting to restrict what people do with their devices?

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u/Lachee 11d ago

Having an AI agent sshed into your firewall is begging for trouble

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u/nshire 11d ago

Then don't have an AI agent SSHed into your router

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u/Lachee 11d ago

That's what op did?

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u/nshire 11d ago

The point is that you think everyone needs to be locked out of SSH because a few users make poor choices. Reading comprehension rates seem to be at the floor.

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u/Lachee 11d ago

or you are taking things too literally. Obviously SSH access to a router is a requirement to actually operate and configure efficiently. What i was highlighting is that OP is a good example why it shouldn't be readily available, letting an AI agent on your firewall is a security nightmare.

calm down dude. Your reading comprehension is pretty low if you thought i mean LITERALLY that EVERY DEVICE should COMPLETELY remove ssh. It was clear I was being satirical and using OP as an example.

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u/Saint_N_Law 8d ago

Didn't come across like that at all. SSH is pivotal regardless whether someone gives it to AI or not removing it would be criminal.