My main router is in my office in the far reaches of my house. The NanoHD is in the stairwell between the first and second floor of the house (this may change to 2 NanoHDs in the future. The 10/100 Ethernet port is used to connect the power and should be connected to the LAN and DHCP server. Power can be provided by any of the following: Je kan de laatste firmware cachen op de Unifi controller (onder system settings) of de firmware handmatig updaten op de access point P.S. The UAP-AC-IW are connected to a PoE switch in our office which is connected to the SonicWall router (as are all other hardwired devices on our network). Reset the controller, connect one AP, setup your network and when everything works, add the other AP’s

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The FlexHD is easy to understand. It’s the same radios as the nanoHD, in a different form factor. It has slightly higher-gain 5 GHz antennas than the nanoHD, which should give it a small performance edge there.

System Requirements

We are going to install the Unifi Controller to manage our access points. Now the Unifi Controller doesn’t have to be running all the time. So you can install it on your computer, configure your Access Points and they will keep working. Is it acceptable to have two or three different subnets running on a LAN? Of course, only one of them can have a DHCP server. The other LANS would have to have static IP settings.

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No, you will need to configure it. But you can use the Unifi App for it if you don’t want to install the controller. It worked before with the USG 3P, but from what I heard there were to many problem with it, so they removed the compatibility The access point is connected via a Cat6 cable to a router. Both the router and the AP tells me that the wire connection is 1000 Mbps. Another benefit of Wave 2 is that up to four spatial streams are available, and more channels can be bonded together. Both of those features help achieve higher speeds. Deciding if the added costs and abilities are worth it is up to you. Antenna DifferencesAttempted to setup local controllers a couple of years ago but failed for unknown reasons and gave up. Needed an additional AP@home so finally got it working with the latest software and a factory reset of the devices in my network. Why is it when something happens on a Unifi Network. And the original TECH who installed, is not there. Why are these devices SO DIFFICULT to debug.

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You can try lowering the transmit power in the radio settings of one of the access points. If the transmit power it to high then your device will stay connected too long to the access point. The antenna difference is important here. The HD will not cover as widely as an AC-Pro, or most other UniFi APs. It is meant for very dense situations, like an auditorium full of people. If you need to cover a lot of devices in a small area, these are good APs to get. They are great for homes too, just keep the antenna in mind when considering placement and quantity. You can safely ignore all the Generation 1 devices. Those can still be used, but should not be considered for new installs as they are End of Life (EoL). Specialty Models Yes, you can set the minimum RSSI level on the access point. This will require the client to have a minimum signal strength when connecting. It will automatically switch to another access point if the signal is stronger. If you want to test it, install the Wifiman app from Ubiquiti on your phone. The app will show all wireless networks, including the access points and channels.I did install the Unifi Controller, but you gave me an idea because I was so focused on the Network Manager that I had forgotten about the controller. I noticed the Unifi Controller does not see the router. should I maybe not have installed the most recent version of the Controller. I was stumbling on it while searching for solutions for implementing a separate WiFi network (IP@ range and SSID) for my IoT devices. You shouldn’t have to worry about the channels, just leave in on auto and the Unifi controller will work it out. But that isn’t your real problem. When a device connects to and wireless network but can’t access the internet and a few thing can be the issue: