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UISP and airMAX troubleshooting from the knowledge base: weak links, unreachable radios and UISP connections

Fix what Ubiquiti's ISP wireless articles document most: links with poor signal, throughput or stability (CINR, Fresnel clearance, alignment and chain balance, interference, atmospheric inversion, proper speed tests), radios you can't reach or that reboot or reset themselves, Ethernet faults, and UISP-side problems such as devices that can't connect, flapping status, refused AES keys and shaping that doesn't apply.

Level
Intermediate
Length
About 65 minutes
Contents
3 lessons · 1 video · final exam
Status
Published · updated 2 Oct 2026
  • Ubiquiti UISP

Skills you'll practise

  • Diagnose a weak or unstable link using CINR, Fresnel clearance, MIMO chain balance and the planned signal
  • Align PtMP and PtP links the way Ubiquiti describes and recognize side-lobe alignment
  • Choose iPerf3 between PCs rather than built-in or internet speed tests to measure a link
  • Work through Ubiquiti's checklist for a radio that is unreachable, reboots or resets to defaults
  • Troubleshoot devices that can't connect to UISP, flap, or are refused because of an AES key mismatch
  • Explain why suspension or shaping isn't applied to a subscriber and fix it

Course outline

  1. 1.UISP and airMAX troubleshootingVideo · 2 min
  2. 2.Links with poor signal, throughput or stabilityLesson · 23 min
  3. 3.Radios that are unreachable, reboot or resetLesson · 21 min
  4. 4.When UISP is the problemLesson · 20 min
  5. 5.UISP and airMAX troubleshooting from the knowledge base: weak links, unreachable radios and UISP connections: knowledge checkKnowledge check · 17 questions
  6. 6.Final exam9 questions · passing it completes the course, so people who already know the material can test out

Sources it draws on

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