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Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX UniFi Dream Machine

Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX UniFi Dream Machine Overview The Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX (MPN: UDM-PRO-MAX) is a rack-mount UniFi Dream Machine designed for mid-to…

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Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX UniFi Dream Machine

Overview

The Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX (MPN: UDM-PRO-MAX) is a rack-mount UniFi Dream Machine designed for mid-to-large enterprise deployments requiring integrated security, routing, and network management in a single appliance. Built on a quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 processor running at 2.0 GHz, the UDM-PRO-MAX consolidates routing, threat detection, and unified management into a compact 1U form factor measuring 442.4 × 43.7 × 285.6 mm and weighing 4.7 kg.

The unit features SFP+ 10G connectivity for high-speed uplinks and delivers 5 Gbps IPS routing throughput, enabling deep packet inspection without throughput degradation in security-sensitive environments. An internal 100W AC/DC power supply accepts universal input from 100–240V AC, drawing a maximum 60W during normal operation. The aluminum CNC and SGCC steel enclosure includes ±15kV air and ±8kV contact ESD protection, with support for operating temperatures from −10 to 40°C, making it suitable for varied datacenter and edge environments.

Key Features

The UDM-PRO-MAX integrates routing, firewalling, threat prevention, and network management through a single Ethernet management interface. The 10G SFP+ port accommodates high-bandwidth uplinks without bottlenecking security inspection. Internal power supply and ESD protection eliminate the need for external conditioning equipment, simplifying rack deployment. NDAA compliance and global certifications (CE, FCC, IC, Anatel) meet regulatory requirements across North American and international markets.

Deployment Scenarios

Ideal for medium-scale corporate networks, managed service provider (MSP) deployments, and campus environments where unified threat management must coexist with multi-tenant isolation. The 5 Gbps IPS routing capacity suits organizations processing moderate traffic volumes through security policies. Rack-mount orientation fits standard 19-inch equipment racks, reducing floor space and enabling stackable deployments across multiple sites.

Network Integration

The UDM-PRO-MAX integrates with UniFi controller software for centralized policy management, user authentication, and analytics. The SFP+ 10G uplink provides non-blocking connectivity to core switches and service providers. Gigabit management ports support out-of-band administration, enabling secure device access independent of production traffic flows.

Installation Notes

Mount in standard 19-inch racks using the included SGCC steel mounting hardware. Provide 100–240V AC power via a dedicated circuit; the internal power supply handles voltage variation without external conditioning. Allow minimum 2 inches of clearance on front and rear for airflow. Verify network uplinks are connected to SFP+ transceiver-compatible ports before powering on. The Ubiquiti UDM-PRO-MAX requires initial controller registration via UniFi OS for management access; refer to manufacturer documentation for network bootstrap procedures.

Karl Wilson
Karl Wilson, Infrastructure Engineer

"The UDM-PRO-MAX strikes a practical balance between throughput and footprint for mid-market deployments. The 5 Gbps IPS routing handles real-world inspection workloads without introducing latency artifacts, and the quad-core processor provides enough headroom for concurrent threat analysis and policy enforcement. The 10G SFP+ uplink is critical—it future-proofs your connection tier without forcing a hardware refresh in 18 months. Rack-mount form factor and low power draw make this a solid fit for distributed edge locations where space and power budgets are constrained. NDAA compliance is valuable if you operate in defense, healthcare, or federal sectors."

Specifications
Form Factor: Rack-mount
Management: Ethernet
Ports: SFP+ (10G)
Speed: 10G
Throughput: 5 Gbps IPS routing
Dimensions: 442.4 x 43.7 x 285.6 mm
Power Consumption: 60W
Power Type: (1) Universal AC input, 100–240V AC, 2A Max., 50/60 Hz
Power Supply: AC/DC, internal, 100W
Voltage Range: 100–240V AC
Processor: Quad-core ARM® Cortex®-A57 at 2.0 GHz
Weight: 4.7 kg (10.4 lb)
Enclosure: Aluminium CNC, SGCC steel
Mount Material: SGCC steel
ESD Protection: Air: ± 15kV, contact: ± 8kV
Operating Temp: -10 to 40° C (14 to 104° F)
NDAA Compliant: Yes
Certifications: CE, FCC, IC, Anatel: 06369-24-08356, SRRC
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