How many ethernet cables do you need?
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Short answer is two ethernet cables for each access point.When I bought this 3 pack of wifi access points, each unit came with a power source, enabling power of ethernet (i.e. PoE). But, if memory serves me correctly, ethernet cables were not included. If no ethernet cables are included with each access point, then you will need to separately buy two (2) ethernet cables for each access unit. One ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to your router (or your switch if you have a network switch sitting between these access points and your router). And, the second ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to the access point, porting both network access and power to the unit. Short answer is two ethernet cables for each access point.When I bought this 3 pack of wifi access points, each unit came with a power source, enabling power of ethernet (i.e. PoE). But, if memory serves me correctly, ethernet cables were not included. If no ethernet cables are included with each access point, then you will need to separately buy two (2) ethernet cables for each access unit. One ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to your router (or your switch if you have a network switch sitting between these access points and your router). And, the second... » Read More Short answer is two ethernet cables for each access point.When I bought this 3 pack of wifi access points, each unit came with a power source, enabling power of ethernet (i.e. PoE). But, if memory serves me correctly, ethernet cables were not included. If no ethernet cables are included with each access point, then you will need to separately buy two (2) ethernet cables for each access unit. One ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to your router (or your switch if you have a network switch sitting between these access points and your router). And, the second ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to the access point, porting both network access and power to the unit. « Show Less
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Short answer is two ethernet cables for each access point. When I bought this 3 pack of wifi access points, each unit came with a power source, enabling power of ethernet (i.e. PoE). But, if memory serves me correctly, ethernet cables were not included. If no ethernet cables are included with each access point, then you will need to separately buy two (2) ethernet cables for each access unit. One ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to your router (or your switch if you have a network switch sitting between these access points and your router). And, the second ethernet cable will connect the PoE power source to the access point, porting both network access and power to the unit.
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One from your switch to the UniFi power pack and one from the UniFi power pack to the UniFi AP.
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. You can also connect an AP to the network wirelessly via the uplink capability, in which case you only need one cable to get power to the AP. The AP can then connect to the network/internet wirelessly through another UNIFI AP (the second AP is connected
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It depends on whether you have a POE switch or not. It can take 2, one to plug from the switch to the injector and one from the injector to the AP. If you have a POE switch than it only takes the one from the switch to the AP. But if you do have a POE switch you have to make sure that it will work with the Ubiquiti AP's since most POE switches only provide 48 volts and the Ubiquiti AP's require 24 volts.
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Yes, you'll need two of them. If you have a coax network in your house (i.e. a bunch of splits and runs to other rooms), you just put one on your modem and one in each room you need one in.
1401200
No this won't work. You would need 2 of these to go to a router/switch if you wanted to share a single Ethernet line.
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no additional cable is needed, simply connect to the port on your computer(cpu) and turn 1 USB port into 4, hope this helps.
801404
I used a standard ethernet cable. Plugging one of these to each end allowed a crossover between two computers. I was creating an in-home LAN.
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as others said, no. I have six cameras with one adapter.The cameras also work off POE, so if you mount the cameras next to an Ethernet outlet, you don't need any adapters.
494207
It's only got 1 Ethernet port. With that said, I've been considering attaching a hub to it to connect more and I can't think of a reason it wouldn't work.
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yes the cable is included, other wise I think you can use the standard Ethernet cable.
1324593
They all come with an ethernet connector which requires a standard cat-5 cable.
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I only needed one. Verizon had installed coax to where I moved my desktop computer. Verizon sends a coded Ethernet over the coax from their FIOS interface that is decoded into normal Cat6 Ethernet by this Modem.It works well with very good bandwidth.
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No.If you had two separate Ethernet cables and wanted to use each of them with the same device, but not at the same time, then this would help you.
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If I remember correctly, there are two Asokas in one package. This makes sense because you need two to actually provide ethernet-over-power (one at the source of the internet and one at the destination you wish to have internet). I hope this helps!
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No, unless you have (1) a router that can generate two free LAN lines that can be fed to the other end of the Ethernet jack, and (2) cable wiring that is CAT5 or newer (true for all new homes/installations). A cheaper solution might be to use a switch such as TRENDnet TE100-S5 5-Port Ethernet Switch (5 x 10/100Mbps Auto-MDIX RJ-45 Ports) that costs only $11.99 and will give you 4 ports instead of two.
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I just used 2 standard ethernet cords (each about 75 ft) and used the coupler to join them together. Works just fine.
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You'll get one coax (think Cable TV) cable in there along with MAYBE one very small cord. Two HDMI would probably fit, two cat6 would fit, to give you an idea on the size. FYI; unless you're planning on and able to use tape to stick it to the floor, this product curls too badly to be of much use in general.
518451
I do believe that you need both cables to get all 8 drives. I think it is 4 per but I have not tested as I only have 4 drives at this time.
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This is natural, the Ethernet (up to 100 Mb) uses 1,2,3,6. The other 2 pairs are used normally for PoE and 1G and in the case of this part it 4,5 are wired together as well as 7,8 to give you 2 wires on the power plug. Normally you connect your Ethernet on to the male side, and connect a 4 pair wire between the 2 female sides.