Need to place 2 or 3 access points around the house. Will this access point allow for automatic switching if I carry a laptop between access points?
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im leaning towards a "NO" i actually installed them for a client and im inable to confirm with them right now. however thers is a chat on tbe amped site where you can link a tech and he/she will confirm for u
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No, unfortunately our devices do not have a 'Relay' feature. If your devices have been connected to all 3 networks, your device will remember the profile of the network and will connect to it if the signal is stronger than the signal it is currently on.
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No.. it does not. I would suggest calling AMP'd directly for your needs.. they should be able to set you up with something that works for you. Most soho devices don't do it like commercial hot spots that will hand shake and switch between points.
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If you're trying to hook up multiple devices at once, yes. It also switches to the device when it powers on or you can manually switch them.
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I presume that what you are asking is if this can work as an access point or as a repeater. If that is your question, that yes it can be configured that way. If I missed what you really want to know, please ask it again.
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No, this is a 'switch' which splits the signal from your router to multiple wired devices...
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Yes, It works perfectly as Access Point, it support more clients and give most speed
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yes you can. The only issue I am experiencing is roaming. IF your PC is connected to the wifi downstairs and you are going upstairs do expext loss of connectivity for a variable time (from a few seconds to a few minutes). it seems the PC has problem roaming to the new (closer) AP.
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Yes. I am using it to push POE to an Ubiquity access point. However, POE is not enabled by default. You have to log into the switch management software and enable POE on whatever port your device is plugged in to.
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Yes, this is the whole point. As long as your outlets are connected to the same main circuit (they should be), you can transport the signal anywhere at home.
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No, its just add 6 outlets where you have 2 now. Remember not to overload outlet just because there 6 slots.
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yes. That's exactly how mine is set up, as an access point plugged into my main router via an Ethernet cable. One of the choices in the setup menu is "access point". I then use my same radio SSID and password in the D-link as my main wireless router. When I move away from the main router toward the D-link, the wifi locks into the D-link and I get full strength bars. It works great.
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It should automatically switch to whatever is on. If you have more than one device turned on then you'll have to switch manually.
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Adding a second one should have no issues, since it just (like the first one) would pass along the signal using the same SSID and connection password of your original access point.
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This is just a wireless access point, and not a router (with switch). So there is not the typical 4 Ethernet switched ports that you would normally find on a traditional wireless router. Hope this helps.
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It can. Before getting the switch be sure each port can output the sufficient amount of power to drive the AP.
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From my experience working with these units you can only have the access point in one mode. However you can link the Bullet to a switch and have a Nanostation M2 Rocket M2 on that switch, and p;ace it in the router mode to resolve you challenge.
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Yes. I've done just this exact set-up for different areas of house and with multiple remotes operating same outlets. If need to change, reprogram each remote to "new" outlet. Love these things because of ease of use in reassigning outlets to specific remote numbers.
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Hey David - these AP's will intelligently switch to the strongest AP seamlessly. I installed 3 at my office and they hand-off devices to each other perfectly.