It works perfect as AccesPoint? for connecting laptops, cell phones, and other nanostations
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I use this for connecting laptops, cell phones and tablets and it has worked flawlessly. I only have one so can't speak to connecting additional nanostations.
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Yes it does work as an access point. But it is intended to be used as a bridge. Ie.. From one building to another.
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You can set this up as a long range WIFI AP, however your device must be 802.11a compatible (5ghz) and you will need to make sure the NanoStation settings are appropriately set to be used as an access point rather than a bridge. And the range will also be affected by the client's wireless card, using this with a laptop will still have about the same range as using the laptop with a generic access point. This unit works best when used in conjunction with another long range bridge or a client with a stronger WIFI adapter.
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it works perfectly for all practical purposes, though in effect the run position connector is not the best.si funciona perfectamente para todo efecto practico, aunque en efecto la posición del conector no es la mejor.
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Yes, It works perfectly as Access Point, it support more clients and give most speed
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There's no reason why you couldn't, however the unit is quite large. Depending on your application, you may be better off with a nanostation for this access point.
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I use a mixture of USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices. Everything I have connected to this hub worked as expected.
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Yes it will work as an access point..It does have an rj-45/Ethernet connector.....You must check either the Ubiquity website or YouTube for video tutorials on how to set it up as an access point though..
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yes, it works very well. if you connect it right you shouldn,t have any problems
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I used it for a completely different application. I connected a network adapter to an old desktop using this 10m cord. I used it outdoors so the connection (female) end deteriorated quickly. I'd say it worked spotty at best. I've since discarded the old desktop and the cord. Your application may require something a bit more dependable.
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I used it for a tablet/"Surface" to tie in with my wired LAN, which my PC, etc., are on. Since most PCs already have ethernet sockets for wiring to a LAN or wide-area network, I'm guessing it should work on your non-desktop computer, even an Apple critter, though I am not really familiar with apple things.
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I used it to connect my new Epson printer/copier/scanner to my 4-year old MacBook laptop. I don't have internet, and my neighbor's, although I have the wireless password, doesn't always work. Now I know my computer can communicate to my printer always successfully.
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As far as I know the only connections it supports are WiFi and ethernet. The USB is for file sharing.
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I did exactly that with this device and it works fantastic for me. The only downside is that it uses one of the USB ports on the system.
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With that close of distance you can actually use the Nanostation also but this will work too. The best thing is to use one at each location.
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I've connected 7 devices simultaneously and it worked perfectly. 2 Laptops,3 Smart Phones ,1 Smart TV, 1 Tablet.
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Yes, you can use this along with USB male to male cable in order to connect to laptops USB.
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Sorry for previous answer...wrong product... Same idea, but can connect to any wifi signal it can reach, provided you have credentials to connect. Device connects directly to what you want to bring the signal to via USB