Can this be used as an access point remotely no ethernet connection with Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11bgn.
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The Pico is capable of wds however I don't know how well it plays with unifi. From what I've heard, unifi uses some kind of proprietary protocols which the Pico doesn't have. Perhaps someone else can weigh in on this.
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Yes. There's a "Disable network" dropdown in the interface, and you'd select WLAN. There is also a PoE version of the Mikrotik 750 that is compatible with the passive PoE that UniFi and Airmax uses and it has 4 PoE ports. Of course, you'd have to delve into the Mikrotik world, but thought it was worth a mention.
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Yes, it will work as an AP or a Client. And yes, has a RJ45 on the bottom that is also the POE (power over Ethernet) port.
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I think so. I use this modem for Ethernet connection and wireless, but it should work without a wireless connection.
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I wouldn't. The router won't be tied back to the same controller as the Unifi's will.
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Yes you can. I use it to wirelessly connect a tv/bd player but anything with an ethernet connection can be connected.
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Yes, it can function in either access point or client mode. You would just keep it in access point mode (factory default) and configure the SSID and key to be the same as your other device.
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I cinfigured it as an access point to plug in my ethernet wired phones and it worked. I did read that it can be configured as a repeater, but did not try it that way.
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Unifi LR AP is mWifi in your garage, this might be the right device.anaged and controlled, and should only be used with, the UniFi Enterprise WiFi system. Unless you are connecting from a long ways away, this would not work well for what you need; this is meant more for point to point wifi installations, or point to multipoint. If you only want an AP, look at the Ubiquiti Pico. If you need multiple APs, then look at Unifi. If you need
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You can only use this as a repeater if you already have an Ubiquity access point that is wired. Then you can add another as a repeater (up to 4 wireless). This will NOT work to extend (repeat) from another brand of wireless router or access point. It will only repeat another Ubiquity access point signal. On a brighter note this has such amazing coverage you may not need a repeater anymore. If you do I would recommend that you buy 2 of these plug one into your wired network then use the second one to repeat the signal (its called wireless uplink).
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It depends. If you are running the lan controller software there is, but not with all models of the AP's. Great hardware minds, terrible software at Ubiquiti. The "cloud" software has been in beta for years. There is a PC like application you run to manage them.
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I see others have answered this - yes, you can use it as an access point or repeater. You can even set it up to bridge two WLANs.
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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 they can. I've only been able to get 1 of my units on my wifi but have set them all up without it
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No. It is a stand alone AP that can be added to any network LAN. You will need to download the free software from Ubiquiti to commission and setup.
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No, you can connect the unit directly to a standard router or switch - hub. This will link both network environments.
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yes, it will work as an access point, meaning you connect to its own SSID (WiFi Broadcast Name) and use Airplay.