doing all NUMBER_TOKEN of the NUMBER_TOKEN items that can be detected and those are things such as viruses and malware peer-to-peer traffic connections tor network stuff any sort of hacking you know denial service attack uh detection and that sort of stuff all of that is in here so if we put it on three for instance we can see NUMBER_TOKEN of NUMBER_TOKEN threats are going to be managed and then you can see that some of these are turned off so for instance level three we're turning off peer-to-peer traffic like torrents uh we're also turning off denial of service detection right so you can individually come in here and turn these things on and off or you can choose one of the predefined levels so for me i'm just going to leave it on balanced for mine and then we're going to move on to the next section down at the bottom we have network scanners so threat scanner internal honeypot again these are more advanced items i'm not going to cover these in this tutorial series the firewall rules we're going to cover in a later video and then under advance we have again some more advanced stuff that by and large the vast majority of people aren't ever going to have to worry about so we'll just skip those and click apply changes clicking back on security we can see now that internet threat management is green meaning that it has been enabled we're going to also check out traffic and device management this is your dpi so deep packet inspection it means that it's checking out what your clients are doing on your network and gathering statistics about the things that they're doing so we can enable dpi we can enable device fingerprinting which allows unify to basically identify the devices that are doing stuff on your network and then we can change some of the more advanced settings like restriction definitions so again beyond the scope of this video we're just going to take the defaults but if you want to be really granular about the type of stuff that you're collecting via the deep packet inspection that's where you can come up here come in here and you know set up some of the advanced stuff like for instance under restriction definitions we can come in here add a restriction and say you know maybe we want to block facebook right so social networks facebook and then we can block all matching traffic or just log traffic and enable or disable this particular restriction okay next let's click over here on system settings and there's not a ton of stuff in here but one of the things that you should notice is new user interface so if you need to switch back and forth between the new interface that i'm showing now and the classic unifi interface which actually has some additional settings we'll see that just in a minute when we go through the lan setup you can turn that on and off here by clicking system settings and then enabling or disabling the new user interface this button will turn on dark mode throughout the entire unifi interface and then we have enable wi-fi man you say what the heck is that what is wi-fi man it doesn't really give you much information about it essentially this article here tells you what wi-fi man integration is so wi-fi man is actually a uni ubiquiti mobile app it's mostly used for speed testing and stuff like that but basically enabling wi-fi man as defined here says the wi-fi man mobile app when connected to the same network as a udm or udm pro that's
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