The easiest way is to run a backup of the configuration files and then restore into this machine and then delete all the APs but the UAP AC'sīrew cask install ubiquiti-unifi-controller This will install version 5.6, the last version that supports all Unifi access points. On one machine runīrew cask install Ubiquiti-unifi-controller-lts It is actually quite easy right now to do this with home brew. One for the obsolete ones the UAP AC and one for the new ones. The main solution is that you have to run two totally different Unifi controllers. Stick with Unifi Controller 5.6 and miss the bug fixes or replace those Unifi UAP AP. If you have this problem, you have two horrible choices. Super sad for folks who thought they would support old stuff, it turns out the "round" ones still work even ones that are older than the square one. These are called Unifi UAP AC and they use the Broadcom chipset that has been buggy and is now unsupported.
If you have the "square" access points, they are effectively dead. I've been telling everyone to get an Unifi instead of consumer grade hardware, but today I got caught.
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