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2020-06-16 12:28:34
Re:EAP225 deployed in mesh (residential application) advices/recommendations
R1D2 wrote Yes, a 2.4 GHz signal penetrates obstacles better than 5 GHz. But for a mesh-uplink at least the bandwidth is needed that is provided by the frequency band with the larger bandwidth – the...
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2020-06-16 11:20:11
Re:EAP225 deployed in mesh (residential application) advices/recommendations
R1D2 wrote SimonC. wrote So maybe Powerline Ethernet for the uplink instead of the mesh uplink? Something like the TP-Link TL-PA7017-KIT maybe. Powerline/PowerLAN is the next best option if cabling...
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2020-06-16 00:05:59
Re:EAP225 deployed in mesh (residential application) advices/recommendations
Well, it looks like my actual setup isn't that much stable... my problem is obviously with the mesh uplink between root AP in the basement and mesh AP on the 2nd floor. Typical signal is -64 dBm...
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2020-05-14 16:30:42
Re:Configurable names for clients show in EAP controller
@R1D2 Just to be sure, the Omada SDN Controller means the Windows's version and not the small metal box controller sold separately? R1D2 wrote @JFND, as Jonas wrote this feature will come in Omada...
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2020-04-29 14:24:45
Re:EAP225 deployed in mesh (residential application) advices/recommendations
@R1D2 Obviously. Thanks!
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2020-04-29 14:09:11
Re:EAP225 deployed in mesh (residential application) advices/recommendations
@JSchnee21 Good point! And anyway, a Google Home device is a pretty much low bandwidth device, even while listening to Spotify, SiriusXM or whatever. But how do you "steer" a Google Home devices to...
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