Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise? Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users? Thanks and regards, Ian
si the ubiquiti nano 2 can act as an AP.contact me i hook u up On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 9:42 AM, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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I think I'd use the Bullet on picostation M2 for that. 100 metres apart - even 1 bullet/picostation should be enough. I have a picostation M2 that can be 'seen' 100 metres away. You can always play with the Distance factor within the AirOS. It's somewhere under Advance settings. I haven't used the Bullet though, but they all use the same AirOS so I believe settings are the same, only coverage range differs because of the power, etc On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 09:42, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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No i dont have the bullet M5 but i got the M2 and the grid is also available. On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 11:07 AM, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com>wrote:
I think I'd use the Bullet on picostation M2 for that. 100 metres apart - even 1 bullet/picostation should be enough. I have a picostation M2 that can be 'seen' 100 metres away. You can always play with the Distance factor within the AirOS. It's somewhere under Advance settings. I haven't used the Bullet though, but they all use the same AirOS so I believe settings are the same, only coverage range differs because of the power, etc
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 09:42, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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Correction: I mean to say Bullet OR picostation; not Bullet ON picostation. On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 11:07, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com>wrote:
I think I'd use the Bullet on picostation M2 for that. 100 metres apart - even 1 bullet/picostation should be enough. I have a picostation M2 that can be 'seen' 100 metres away. You can always play with the Distance factor within the AirOS. It's somewhere under Advance settings. I haven't used the Bullet though, but they all use the same AirOS so I believe settings are the same, only coverage range differs because of the power, etc
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 09:42, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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Thanks for the info guys, from what is see picostation and UAP-outdoor specs are almost similar and are a good option for me. The unifi controller seems to be better for administration than AirOS 5, what's your take on that? The picostation can also be modified to use unify controller. Nanostation is good but only supports b and g devices, picostation and unifi support b,g,n. Thanks and regards, Ian On 19 October 2011 11:31, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com> wrote:
Correction: I mean to say Bullet OR picostation; not Bullet ON picostation.
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 11:07, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com>wrote:
I think I'd use the Bullet on picostation M2 for that. 100 metres apart - even 1 bullet/picostation should be enough. I have a picostation M2 that can be 'seen' 100 metres away. You can always play with the Distance factor within the AirOS. It's somewhere under Advance settings. I haven't used the Bullet though, but they all use the same AirOS so I believe settings are the same, only coverage range differs because of the power, etc
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 09:42, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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@Thuo the grid is 8500/= and bullet M5 is 9500/= On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 2:41 PM, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for the info guys, from what is see picostation and UAP-outdoor specs are almost similar and are a good option for me.
The unifi controller seems to be better for administration than AirOS 5, what's your take on that? The picostation can also be modified to use unify controller.
Nanostation is good but only supports b and g devices, picostation and unifi support b,g,n.
Thanks and regards,
Ian
On 19 October 2011 11:31, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com> wrote:
Correction: I mean to say Bullet OR picostation; not Bullet ON picostation.
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 11:07, Odhiambo Washington <odhiambo@gmail.com>wrote:
I think I'd use the Bullet on picostation M2 for that. 100 metres apart - even 1 bullet/picostation should be enough. I have a picostation M2 that can be 'seen' 100 metres away. You can always play with the Distance factor within the AirOS. It's somewhere under Advance settings. I haven't used the Bullet though, but they all use the same AirOS so I believe settings are the same, only coverage range differs because of the power, etc
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 09:42, Ian Macharia <machaian@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi peeps, Has anyone used ubiquity unifi access points? What is your experience? Do they actually do the range and data transfer and client capacity as they advertise?
Where can i get some? What are the alternatives for an office environment, with offices in 2 buildings 100 meters apart, and a total of about 75 users?
Thanks and regards,
Ian
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