Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router
Exact model UDR
Also identified as: UDR, UniFi Dream Router, Dream Router
UniFi Dream Router (UDR) combines a dual-band 4x4 Wi-Fi 6 access point, UniFi console, gigabit gateway, four LAN ports, two PoE outputs and integrated storage.
- Exact identity
- original UniFi Dream Router model UDR, not the later UDR7
- Wi-Fi generation
- Wi-Fi 6
- Bands and radios
- simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands; 4x4 MU-MIMO on both bands, with up to 600Mbps and 2.4Gbps published radio rates respectively.
- Network role
- It is an integrated UniFi console, gateway and access point; it manages 20+ UniFi devices and can power two suitable PoE devices within its budget.
- Ethernet and wired interfaces
- Five 1GbE RJ45 ports total: one default WAN and four LAN, with two LAN ports providing PoE; a microSD slot supplements the built-in 128GB SSD.
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This guide identifies UniFi Dream Router as original UniFi Dream Router model UDR, not the later UDR7. It documents Wi-Fi 6, Five 1GbE RJ45 ports total: one default WAN and four LAN, with two LAN ports providing PoE; a microSD slot supplements the built-in 128GB SSD. Use the linked manufacturer instructions for initial setup, recovery and model-specific compatibility before adding nodes, cabling or replacement power hardware.
This page covers UniFi Dream Router exactly: original UniFi Dream Router model UDR, not the later UDR7. Wi-Fi 6 simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands; 4x4 MU-MIMO on both bands, with up to 600Mbps and 2.4Gbps published radio rates respectively. Five 1GbE RJ45 ports total: one default WAN and four LAN, with two LAN ports providing PoE; a microSD slot supplements the built-in 128GB SSD. Internal 50W AC/DC supply with 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz input; maximum device consumption is 19.37W excluding PoE output and the shared PoE budget is 40W.
Administration uses the UniFi application suite through the UniFi mobile app or browser, with Ethernet/Bluetooth onboarding. connect the designated WAN port, sign in with the UniFi mobile app or a local browser and complete the UniFi Network console setup before adopting downstream devices. It is an integrated UniFi console, gateway and access point; it manages 20+ UniFi devices and can power two suitable PoE devices within its budget. It can adopt supported UniFi access points, switches and limited Protect devices; PoE loads must stay within 15.4W per PoE port and the 40W shared budget. Adoption, controller ownership and gateway role are separate from radio capability, so confirm which console owns the site before moving or resetting the unit.
For an adoption or connectivity fault, check link speed, VLAN/DHCP reachability, console ownership and the device state in UniFi Network, then use recovery mode only after normal restart and adoption steps fail. With the unit powered, hold its factory-reset button for the model-indicated LED sequence; Ubiquiti's general guidance is about 5–10 seconds, after which ownership and settings must be established again. This row is UDR Wi-Fi 6 hardware; UDR7 is a different Wi-Fi 7 device. Radio channels, PoE approvals and applications vary by region/software. Ubiquiti's live technical-specification and installation pages are the lifecycle reference; supported application versions can diverge even while hardware continues receiving security fixes. Back up the UniFi configuration before a factory reset. Match PoE, USB-C power and Ethernet accessories to the exact official electrical and link specifications; an RJ45 or USB-C connector alone does not prove compatibility.
- Power: Internal 50W AC/DC supply with 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz input; maximum device consumption is 19.37W excluding PoE output and the shared PoE budget is 40W.
- Management: the UniFi application suite through the UniFi mobile app or browser, with Ethernet/Bluetooth onboarding
- Compatibility: It can adopt supported UniFi access points, switches and limited Protect devices; PoE loads must stay within 15.4W per PoE port and the 40W shared budget.
- Setup: connect the designated WAN port, sign in with the UniFi mobile app or a local browser and complete the UniFi Network console setup before adopting downstream devices.
- Reset and recovery: With the unit powered, hold its factory-reset button for the model-indicated LED sequence; Ubiquiti's general guidance is about 5–10 seconds, after which ownership and settings must be established again.
- Region and lifecycle: This row is UDR Wi-Fi 6 hardware; UDR7 is a different Wi-Fi 7 device. Radio channels, PoE approvals and applications vary by region/software.
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