RB750/750G Standard Setup File For UniFi "

RB750/750G Standard Setup File For UniFi


Standard UniFi setup file for RB750 & RB750G include basic firewall, port forward, QoS, just drag & drop to File list will do!
Pre-requisite:
It's always recommended to upgrade to latest stable package.

2011 June 09 (Current latest)
This setup file is based on RB700 Series V5.4 Combined Package which can be downloaded from official website 
Standard UniFi setup file for:  RB750 or  RB750G
2011 April 24This setup file is based on RB700 Series V5.1 Combined Package which can be downloaded from official website 
Standard UniFi setup file for:  RB750 or  RB750G
This setup file is based on RB700 Series V5.0 Combined Package which can be downloaded from official website 
Standard UniFi setup file for:  RB750 or  RB750G
2011 March 4This setup file is based on RB700 Series V4.17 Combined Package which can be downloaded from official website or mirror here.
Standard UniFi setup file for:  RB750 or  RB750G
2011 March 1This setup file is based on RB700 Series V4.16 Combined Package which can be downloaded from official website or mirror here.
Standard UniFi setup file for:  RB750 or  RB750G

Important steps before proceed:
  1. Backup the last good setting
  2. Hard reset the device

Use WinBox, click the radio button to locate the router, please be patient as it might take some time!
Once located, click to connect using IP address
Default user ID = admin  Password = blank (not require)

Go to Files
Then drag & drop the downloaded setup file to File List area
After the file is copied, click Restore
Click Yes to continue
Noticed the router will be disconnected, DO NOT touch anything until the device is completely restored & rebooted !!

Once the router's lights blink together, it means completely, wait for few second until it's settling down, then use WinBox to locate the device again, click to connect using MAC address
Default user ID = admin  Password = blank (not require)

Go to PPP, click the UniFi-Internet
Change to your own UniFi user ID and password (please be very sure you enter the correct user ID & password !!)

Go to IP --> Firewall
Change/add your own port forward IP address & port number based on your requirement



Go to Queues, select Queue Tree tab, change the download (Global-in) and upload (Global-out) maximum limit according to your internet package


Go to System --> Password, create your own admin password



Continue other setup:


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