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Introducing UniFi Network 11 | Our Most Impactful Release Yet

30% greater device capacity, real-time traffic visibility, smarter SD-WAN, WiFi WAN, and for the first time, Matter device intelligence.

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Ubiquiti introduces UniFi Network 11, its most impactful release yet, featuring a new architecture that boosts device capacity by 30% and offers real-time traffic visibility. The release also includes enhanced cybersecurity and smarter SD-WAN routing capabilities. UniFi Network 11 also integrates with Matter controllers for seamless functionality.

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Introducing

UniFi Network 11

Introducing: UniFi Network 11

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UniFi Network Re-Engineered for Scale

A new architecture boosts device capacity by 30%. See traffic across your infrastructure in real time and revisit massive topologies with Time Machine.

Network 10 vs Network 11

Time Machine Topology at Scale

Real-Time  

Traffic Visibility

Real-Time Traffic Visibility

UniFi Gateways Continue to Evolve

Smarter routing. More backup options.

Network Lists for Routing Policies

Connect to a dynamic URL source for more powerful routing policy configurations.

WiFi WAN

Turn any available WiFi network, even your phone’s hotspot, into a primary or backup WAN connection.

Understand Threats. Know What to Do Next.

CyberSecure Enhanced, powered by Proofpoint threat intelligence, explains matched threat signatures with up-to-date context and practical steps to respond.

Smarter SD-WAN Routing Across Sites

Performance-based SD-WAN routing in Site Manager automatically steers traffic across WAN connections and multiple hubs based on the SLAs you define.

UniFi is Now Matter-Aware

Network 11 goes beyond traditional networking by seamlessly working alongside  

your existing Matter controllers.

Network 11 goes beyond traditional networking by seamlessly working alongside your existing Matter controllers.

Device Insights That Matter

Device Insights  

That Matter

See battery life, firmware version, signal strength —  

and most importantly, how  

IP and Thread Devices in One View

See how your devices connect, and even go back in time to see exactly when  

connectivity issues began.

See how your devices connect, and even go back in time to see exactly when connectivity issues began.

New Device Alert

Know the moment a new device joins your network.

Your Network. Your Icons.

Don't like how we identified it? Just snap a photo, and  

UniFi instantly creates a custom icon.

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