Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-LR 175.7 x 43.2 mm 2.4-5 GHz 802.11ac Dual-Radio Long Range - White

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LED is blinking:this is not a configured state, this may indicate that the device is not connected properly, or that something is wrong with the cable. How to Disable Device LEDs It worked before with the USG 3P, but from what I heard there were to many problem with it, so they removed the compatibility AC-Lite: The do-everything workhorse. Unless you are trying to push gigabit speeds or have some really heavy wireless needs in mind, this is a good default option. Two routers are indeed required to create such a failover principle. Multiple subnets on the same LAN are not a problem. No matter how many times I tried, The U6-Pro couldn’t show up in the UDM? How can my UDM connect to my access point and adopt it? Could you please shed some lights on this? Thank you so much.

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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. If mounting an AP inside a normal wall plate is what you are looking for, the In-Wall and In-Wall HD are both good options. If performance is important to you, get the In-Wall HD. It has better antennas and more capable radios. Another difference between them is the number of Ethernet ports they can provide to downstream devices.Of course, if you just want the best, costs be darned, there is the UAP-XG-US. It will require a 10 Gbps capable infrastructure to support it, though. Well, the concept is great, but the implementation.. Unifi Access Points do have a lot of problems when fast roaming is enabled, the implementation is just a bit buggy. You can take a look at setting the minimal RSSI per access point (But a wrong configuration there is also a recipe for connection problems) The system was set up and is controlled by a local ISP, who we would like to get away from. We have recently had 900+ mbps FTTP installed, onto which we would like to transfer all of our existing network. Physically that is not a problem, and it is not a problem to physically reach all switches, APs and routerboards.

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Depending on your floor type you will need one for every floor or you can do with just one Access Point on the first floor or ground floor ceiling. If you have wooden floors, you could start with just one Access Point. Place it in a central location without any obstruction for the best coverage. When you have concrete floors, you will need to install an Access Point on every floor for decent coverage. The rebar and concrete weaken the signal too much for good coverage. Learn how to identify your device's state based on the LED color patterns. These blue and white status LEDsapply to all our UniFi access points, routers, switches, and the UDM base model. Status LED Patterns PS we have a close friend with intimate knowledge of CLI, SSH, etc, but who does not know much about physical networks. Any software-based interventions should therefore not pose any problem, as long as we know where to start and what to expect. Yes that sorted it , thanks. I set the transmit power on the Pro AP to medium, and now devices switch between access points more seamlessly.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 thanks for your tutorial. very helpful. I have an existing unify network running with 2 UAP’s (both models AP LR). I want to extend the network with an additional UAP. Can I add in a AC LR, or does it have to be the same model as the other two devices (AP LR)?

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I apologize but it is confusing for me to install this devices? How can I add cloud key, APs for the new location, so that I can see it in the same Unifi network portal? Is there a way to set up a UAP(stand-alone) without a controller, on a PC. I could only find a way to do it with a smartphone.UPDATE: So the mistake was mine. The UAP-AC-IW requires 48V input and the ER-X only has 24V output. Reading is fundamental This is a pretty common issue and easy to fix. If you left everything on default then the transmit power is set on auto for each access point. Auto is pretty much the same as high. Try setting it to low or medium for each access point Thank you for your article. I have been working with the Unifi APs for about a year and find them to work well. PS: a duvida é quanto a distancia do server. pois a relacao unifi X Clientes tenho ja certo conhecimento There are no Ethernet ports, so it cannot be wired, or provide a bridged connection to another wired device.