I need to know the simultaneous maximum number of supported devices as an access point?
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Hi Brian. The maximum number of wireless devices that can connect through this unit would be 32 clients.
873202
I think the Cisco / Linksys answer is it is supposed to support 32 wireless clients. That is theoretical, in a lab like car MPG in advertising. At some point under certain circumstances - they got that. In the real world with different variables - your mileage may differ.
873203
I dont know max but I had 3 devices connected in my home network with great results.
121681
I have not seen anything on the device or on the box or in the instructions that says that it is limited to 500 on each port.I am suggest you ask the manufacturer about that because That information is not there to be found.Ask corporate for an answer.
1238792
I don't know the ultimate answer, but I don't have any problem supporting my IPhone, IPad and laptop at the same time. The only issue I have with this unit is limited range. Advertised for use in a large home, but we have a small rambler and signal strength falls off quickly as I move away from the unit's location.
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It is said 8 devices can be paired at the same time. And only one can be connected. You can't use it with two devices at the same time.
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As many wireless devices as you want. As long as they are within range, shouldn't be a problem.
437695
This device is the 10/100 version - since two pairs are used for data, and 2 pairs for power. There are Gigabit versions "WS-GPOE" that use transformers to share power and data - so all 4 pairs are active and gigabit rates are supported
837856
As you see in the picture the system CAN support 4 phones. I am using it with 6 phones which is the maximum number of phones that it can support.
1209259
I don't know the exact number but I have successfully connected 3 devices. Jus keep in mind the more device you connect you may have reduced speed.
1593518
I would ask Ubiquiti to make sure but I wouldn't ask it to support 60 people. It's not that level of device. I'm using it for about 10 connected devices and it works great. You need to spend quite a bit more money to support 60 people reliably. Also, in my opinion the wireless range is not much better than your typical wireless AP.
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I've never used these as a AP, only as a bridge. But other Ubiquiti I have used normally can handle 50 users. Depending what bandwidth the users need I normally never go over 30 per AP and I use a controller to handle the AP's. When I go this route I use Netgear equipment WNDAP360 AP's
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the device setup home page has an admin tab with 3 options for access point, router or repeater. not a lot of documentation or help, but it does have the choices.
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strangely, only one, I think. Most of their access points require the higher power switch. Check the power output carefully
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Dear, it supports multipoint to connect 2 devices at same time .I Will correct the detail soon. Hope this help Bluedio team
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The router can handle this many connected devices, but the actual number of concurrently active clients will depend on what those clients are doing. i.e. 100 devices can be connected to the Network at the same time, but there wouldn't be enough bandwidth to support them simultaneously downloading/transfer/etc. data at the same time.
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I have not seen anything on the device or on the box or in the instructions that says that it is limited to 500 on each port. I am suggest you ask the manufacturer about that because That information is not there to be found. Ask corporate for an answer.
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Maybe this could be a good help http://gigaset.com/hq/de/product/GIGASETA510IP.html?tab=service
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As many as you can afford. It's unlimited as far as I can see.i bought six extensions and they all work well.