if they ever spec it out ,then maybe , seems its “after thought device to me” to answer “way are WAP so hard to setup, home users.” I have 3 APs in the house (its a three story house, 1 AP in each floor). There are a couple of devices in the middle story that for some reason they don’t connect to the closest AP (around 5m distance, no walls), they prefer to connect to the other two APs where the signal is too weak.

You can always install a controller to setup the access points and remove the software later on. You don’t need to keep the controller running 24/7 Here are some simple steps to follow when you want to physically factory reset a UniFi access point: I use a number of devices with Tasmota fw over IP (which i do trust) but also some IP devices with proprietary fw. like wifi camera’s. And i would like to separate theis from my normal home WiFi net.Also, try to place the Access Point in the room where the wifi is used the most and at least 3 feet away from other appliances that send wireless signals at the same frequency (cordless phones and microwaves for example). Also, large metal objects (fireplaces, chimneys) tend to weaken the signal. access point MU-MIMO TP-Link WiFi TP-Link EAP225v3 AC1350 Wireless MU-MIMO Gigabit Ceiling Mount Access Point Reviewed Make sure that you have Java11 JRE installed on your device. If you don’t have it installed, then the installation will warn you about it. Step 3 – Install Unifi Controller I would like to leave the Peplink AP on but I’m wondering the ramifications. Will a device carried from my office to my main house stay connected?

For in-house placements, the UniFi 6 Lite and the Long Range models are most of the time the best fit. 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. I have UAP-AC-PRO devices running in two separate houses. Can I configure them on the same UniFi controller or do they have to be separate? If separate how do i go about doing that. UniFi OS ถูกออกแบบมาเพื่อการใช้งานที่หลากหลาย โดยคุณสามารถบริหารจัดการอุปกรณ์ต่างๆ ได้จากหน้าจอ Unifi Controller เพียงหน้าจอเดียว นอกจากนี้แล้ว Unifi ยังมี Mobile App ให้คุณได้ใช้งานกันฟรีๆอีกด้วย I just want that to connect to Wifi for my phone and other wireless things I have for example my Ipad etc.I bought an AUS RT-AC88U router a year ago and although good, I wasn’t getting full Wifi signal strength in more distant parts of my house. So I bought an Unifi AP-AC Pro. I saw your web tutorial afterwards and so perhaps should have bought the lite version. Anyway, I have got it all working (many thanks to your tutorial) and have added one device to see how it goes – being my Samsung S10plus mobile phone. So a good (ie latest version) mobile phone. I have tested the wifi strength of both the AC Pro and the Asus router and the router has better strength. I was surprised at that. I did apply bandwidth steering to 5G for the mobile phone. Any ideas why the AC Pro would not be as good as the ASUS router’s wifi abilities? The third method, the UniFi Controller Debug Terminal Window Reset is perhaps the easiest (compared to the below SSH reset) all devices have latest firmware. 3 AP’s are on an HP switch, one is directly connected to the EdgeRouter X.

With VLANs you are separating the network, so it’s normal that you can’t access the controller in the LAN network from a device in VLAN10. I don’t have a guide about setting up vLAN yet, I will work on that coming weeks. The difference between the lite and the other is obvious, but the difference between the Unifi AC-LR and the Unifi AC-PRO is a bit harder. You might be tempted to buy the faster and more expensive AC-PRO (bigger is better / more antennas is better / more expensive is better ? ). But there is a big and important difference between the two. Just to add clarity. The new home is wired ethernet to all rooms and provision for one access point connection in each of the two floors. We are thinking to add a unmanaged switch after the ISP provided modem/router. Connect two access points. Nothing in the line of sight between the client device and antenna? try these settings for the channels:I have 3 LR AP all connected to the USG, I am having issues streaming You Tube, it takes a long time to connect & the buffering is around 3 to 4 minutes before the video plays. Streaming Netflix is okay. I am on fiber 900/450 plan. This is a message from a fellow Dutchman living abroad, where not everyone is always as helpful as we would like them to be.