Ubiquiti UAP-AC-M UniFi AC Outdoor Mesh, Black

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The quoted wireless specification is given as the maximum radio performance. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed. This will occur if the device was managed by another instance of a UniFi application. This includes cases where the UniFi Console (e.g., Dream Machine Pro, or Cloud Key) was factory restored, because the UniFi device still considers itself as being managed by the 'old' application console, prior to restoration. Selecting this option will unmanage the device from your UniFi Console and restore the device to a factory default state. UniFi Consoles

The Ubiquiti UniFi AC Mesh Wi-Fi Access Point is a simultaneous dual-band, 2x2 MIMO meshing access point designed specifically for large indoor and outdoor deployments. Capable of speeds up to 1200Mbps and supporting up to 100 clients per AP, the UAP-AC-M is perfect for demanding environments such as public parks, shopping centres or for providing whole campus Wi-Fi. Remove any restrictive firewall rules that would prevent IP connectivity between the device and console.With the UniFi controller software you can create a highly scalable, end-to-end system of devices spanning multiple locations across the world — all controlled by a single interface accessed via the Internet or local network. All UniFi devices can be restored to their factory defaults via their respective web or mobile applications. This is located in the Manage section of a device’s settings. Depending on the application, this may be referred to as Forget (UniFi Network) or Unmanage (UniFi Protect).

Open TCP Port 8080 and UDP Port 10001 locally (LAN) on all gateways, firewalls, and antivirus software. Regional regulations must be observed when deploying radio equipment. More info Power Input Power Consumption All UniFi devices have a Reset button. You can return a device to a factory-default state by holding this for 5-10 seconds (depending on the device), or until the LEDs indicate the restore has begun. Your device must remain powered during this process. Note: Both APs must use the same channel or else you risk breaking your meshed connection . Make sure you have a suitable RF environment before using wireless meshing.A mesh network consists of access points (AP) that are wirelessly connected to each other with client devices connected wirelessly to them, opposed to everything being hardwired to your network. This enables you to minimize dead-zones and create a continuous wireless network when it is difficult to run cable to certain locations. Although you can uplink one wireless AP to another wireless AP, this is not recommended. Each wireless 'hop' from its internet source will reduce stability, and will also result in nearly 50% performance decrease. Due to this, we recommend a maximum of only two hops for a wireless AP. Minimize the number of APs connected to the same uplink 'parent.' Ensure that your power and network connections are secure. If they are, but your issue persists, we recommend using our UniFi cables for optimal compatibility and performance. Verify Your UniFi Console's Internet Connection

Standalone Mode should only be used when configuring a small quantity of APs because they do not support seamless roaming. Instead, you will need to manually connect to each AP as you move out of range. Also, APs must have a wired connection to your network; wireless meshing is not possible. Finally, remote management is not possible because it is done entirely through the UniFi Mobile app while locally connected to your WiFi. It is always preferable to hardwire your equipment to your central router/gateway for optimal performance and stability. This is because meshed networks are heavily impacted by their environments. Too much radiofrequency (RF) noise may result in client or AP disconnections. Minimize the number of wireless 'hops.' For the best setup experience, we recommend updating to the latest version and ensuring that automatic updates are enabled. Open All Required Ports A factory reset is useful for a creating fresh setup of a UniFi Console, or device that was already configured in a managed state. Restoring with the Reset ButtonFactory reset the device by holding the power button for 10 seconds, or until the light begins flashing. Note: This can only be done by the account owner and requires them to have previously signed into the mobile app while the device was managed. Although multiple wireless APs can mesh to the same uplink, this is not recommended. This creates large amounts of interference and puts an abnormally high load on the parent AP, which will degrade speed and connection stability. Make sure there is a strong signal between your wirelessly meshed APs. UniFi can also be self-hosted on a Windows/macOS/Linux machine, but this is only recommended for users proficient with network administration, because it requires constant and precise attention. You’ll need to manually configure your network for sufficient communication between UniFi Network and all of your networking devices. Success hinges on your ability to continuously navigate various third-party software, firewalls and other networking devices.