Ubiquiti Networks UBI-UAP-AC-PRO 24/5Ghz 450/1300Mbps 122m - (Enterprise Computing > Routers) PoE injector included

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I’m thinking she might need more than one AP to cover her property and I would like to set up a mesh network for her. On to the UAP-AC Pro, which is not using the injector and auto-negotiating at FE (100mbps) on the POE switch, and on manual link speed of 1gbps is not functioning in any capacity, other than powering on and broadcasting SSID. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed. I had to pull your comment through the Google translate, but if I understand your question correctly, your controller is 15km away, connected with a fiber connection to the event site. What ended up working for me was creating a second wireless network where i set the ‘Combine Name/SSID’ field to off, so there was a different ssid for the 2.

If you can access the reset button of the UniFi AP, then this is the best way to factory reset the access point. In the new interface there's only those 2 choices, Off or POE/POE plus (can't seem to use the plus symbol in here lol). You could use a 6 LR on the ground-floor if you want to Wifi to extend into the garden as much as possible. A possible issue can be that the Access Point was connected to another controller or that the device was removed from this controller. You shouldn’t have to worry about the channels, just leave in on auto and the Unifi controller will work it out.Open the controller and for each device, go to settings > open radios and set the transmit power to low. But does not explain why the UAP-AC Lite, using the POE injector to the Netgear was only getting 100mbps, I'll have to reconnect it to see what the negotiated link speed was.

As it stands - this is fully resolved and now my AP's are getting 1gbps negotiated links, as-is my pc and raspberry pi all connected to the switch. The older UniFi In-Wall access point is obsolete, which means it won’t receive any functional or security updates anymore, so I have let that model out of the Unifi AP comparison. Just for giggles, I just plugged the injector into the US-8-150w, then into my pc, and sure enough, only getting 80mbps. No need for the injector but I believe you need to manually configure the PoE mode in the controller if using 24V.

I may completely reset all devices to their factory settings and start all over again, but I am not sure if that wil resolve anything? If you are really looking for an UniFi outdoor ap then the UniFi Mesh and Mesh Pro are really the best options. The new home is wired ethernet to all rooms and provision for one access point connection in each of the two floors. I won’t go into detail too much about the actual placement of the Access Point, the Unifi Access Points come with perfectly clear installation instructions on how to mount the Access Point. I have a very old HP Jetdirect print server device that absolutely refuses to connect to the NanoHD AP.

At the moment of writing is this really the goto access point from Ubiquiti for outdoor installation. Hello, in a separate topic I received great help regarding setting up my new Watchguard Firebox I purchased for my home and still configuring policies to maximize throughput. And is it okay to mount the UAP-AC-M onto the pole of an existing Digital Tv Antenna or will it get interference?

Today in History: 1814 Congress of Vienna opens to re-draw the European political map after the defeat of France in the Napoleonic WarsThe ‘long 19th century’ was a period of relative peace that began arguably with the Congress of Vienna in September 1814. In this UniFi AP comparison, we are going to take a look at the differences and help you pick the right access point for your network.

I configured the first Unifi AP AC PRO with the name SSID: home and i was successfully, i turned off the device and disconnected. Then give the NanoHD and Peplink each there own radio channel and make sure they use the same password. I have looked arround for a quantification the difference for home use (4 persons, 2 phones, TV, Tablets, 5-6 computers, internet, fileserver, streaming, gaming, IoT-devices…) – can you give some quidance on your thoughts on these products for me as a home user? It’s better to place a normal access point connected with an Ethernet cable, but if that really isn’t an option then you can use a repeater.We are going to walk through the initial setup of the controller, connecting the access points and getting the most performance out of it. Its antennas have a high gain allowing it to pick up the weaker wireless signal of your mobile over a greater distance. To determine where to place the Access Point you need to keep in mind that the Unifi Access Point has a doughnut shape coverage with the Access Point in the middle.