Do I need to buy a "controller" device or cloud controller license in order for this product to work?
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No. You can get the UniFi controller software from their website. That is all you need to set it up.
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No there is no pay license on the controller software. We run ours on a Linux server we also use for dns. You can also run the controller software on a Windows or Mac machine.
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you will require a computer on the same network as the device to mange the WAP via the provided software. you can not mange this WAP without the software.
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I doubt it. It comes with a USB dongle that has to be plugged in to the device you want to control
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I have been able to get the controller to work using wifi. They now include the part needed to have the controller talk to your router. When I bought mine I had to purchase that separately (Netgear). I think you can also set the controller remotely though I haven't done this yet. I'm still not happy with this product. It has so glitches that I haven't worked out - can't properly name the zones, for example.
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Yes, all you have to do is added it from the list of available services and register it; however, as I pointed out, this device does not work well. It will at first, then start to lock up, it's just not worth it!!!
52349
The device does not include pc software. Purchasable software does exist to work with the device on windows 7.
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Hello there. Honestly, I don't know. I have only one mayor Computer where I am using it. So I didn't have to deal with several licenses. But that is actually a good question. If you got an answer for that, please feel free to get back on me and let me know :)
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Is the license on this like the OEM license where it's stuck to one machine, or can I move it to a new system if I upgrade?
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I'm not sure. I think you can use that type of controller using one of Windows automatic drive install features. You plug it in and Windows may find a driver that will work for that controller. If not, try finding a utility or software online that you can download for that type of controller. I do research online through forums like Digital Storm, Anandtech, Bittech and Tomshardware to find answers. Just ask a question to the forum users and in most cases you will get a reply back within 24 hours. You may have to register on their site though.
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I don't know; I've only used mine under OSX. The steele series doesn't list Linux ( http://steelseries.com/us/products/other/steelseries-free-mobile-wireless-controller#faq ), but neither does it for the 3GC controller, but people have had some success with that ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2043372 ). Probably best to hit up some linux gaming sites -- as there are a lot of unofficial hacks for that system to make things work, whereas few developers will make legally binding claims to work with that system (alas).
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Odd. i got my own cause it wasn't suppose to need a disk. however I found out that does need a profiler of some sort. i really prefer the microsoft x-box controller since it's easier to setup but i got this cause i wanted something that should work under linux
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This device is a router/access point with cloud capabilities. You would need to buy/rent a modem in order for this device to function.
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Is the software you are using set up properly? Is the software you are using compatible with this device? Is the software configured to use brand/type of device?
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The controller software is only if you want a captive portal for the guest network ... Hotels do this so you have to agree to terms and conditions of there wireless use. You do not need a computer if you don't want to use this option
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You might have to download the Microsoft drivers that are required to use a basic wired controller. Considering at the base level, it's just a controller. If you google "Microsoft driver 360 wired" you should get it. It's a small download that'll let you use any wired 360 controller.
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They should work fine, I don't think you need the controller active to have the AP work, you just need it to program them & make any changes. You might want to go with the regulars, not the PRO's if your only going to have a few of these out there. Otherwise you'll want the PRO with a controller running all the time. I had these working without a controller running at one point when I was doing testing and they worked fine. I'd recommend a controller though. Quickstart guide is here http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/UniFi/UniFi_AP_Pro_QSG.pdf I forgot to mention if you're using the Guest Network feature, then you will need to have an active controller running all the time (I believe) They should work fine, I don't think you need the controller active to have the AP work, you just need it to program them & make any changes. You might want to go with the regulars, not the PRO's if your only going to have a few of these out there. Otherwise you'll want the PRO with a controller running all the time. I had these working without a controller running at one point when I was doing testing and they worked fine. I'd recommend a controller though. Quickstart guide is here http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/UniFi/UniFi_AP_Pro_QSG.pdf I forgot to mention if you're using the Guest... » Read More They should work fine, I don't think you need the controller active to have the AP work, you just need it to program them & make any changes. You might want to go with the regulars, not the PRO's if your only going to have a few of these out there. Otherwise you'll want the PRO with a controller running all the time. I had these working without a controller running at one point when I was doing testing and they worked fine. I'd recommend a controller though. Quickstart guide is here http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/UniFi/UniFi_AP_Pro_QSG.pdf I forgot to mention if you're using the Guest Network feature, then you will need to have an active controller running all the time (I believe) « Show Less
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I believe that it is a single user license. You should check the license agreement to what is allowed. I am not sure if it would let you install on a 2nd system. Sometimes it is allowed to account for someone using it at home or at work, just not at the same time.
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My initial answer would be 'yes', since it is hardware activated, not software. The only real answer for that question would have to come from Creative Labs, though. When I plug it in there is no software that I have to utilize. It is plug-and-play.After looking at previous posts, from other users, I had not considered the driver software. Contact Creative Labs.