I am looking for a WAP that supports multiple SSID's. I would like one that has usability hours. For example, SSID A can be used from 6am to 10pm.
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Hi, Mike. This access point can only broadcast 1 SSID (choosing between 2.4GHz or 5GHz network). Scheduled SSID broadcast is also not a feature.
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Yes you can... I have a corporate and Guest network on both of our AP's... When you first configure the install wizard gives you a choice to configure Guest.. Anyways you configure each SSID for whatever VLAN network you need it on.. BTW.. I'm really impressed with the device, The controller software and their support.. This was the first time using UniFi...
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It supports link aggregation, but not IEEE 802.3ad. I was hoping to do the same thing but had to do something different.
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After reading a lot of articles in regard to routers in general, it seems to me that assigning separate SSID to each band is desirable so that you can access the different bands from different devices. Actually, one article said, that because a lot is shared in one device, having two different wireless with a band on each would give the best - non-shared - access. If you only have one or two devices, this may not be important. But even with few devices, if some are old and some new, it would be a good idea to give distinct SSID to each band. There is a lot more that could be said, but this is the simple answer. After reading a lot of articles in regard to routers in general, it seems to me that assigning separate SSID to each band is desirable so that you can access the different bands from different devices. Actually, one article said, that because a lot is shared in one device, having two different wireless with a band on each would give the best - non-shared - access. If you only have one or two devices, this may not be important. But even with few devices, if some are old and some new, it would be a good idea to give distinct SSID to each band. There is a lot more that could be said, but this... » Read More After reading a lot of articles in regard to routers in general, it seems to me that assigning separate SSID to each band is desirable so that you can access the different bands from different devices. Actually, one article said, that because a lot is shared in one device, having two different wireless with a band on each would give the best - non-shared - access. If you only have one or two devices, this may not be important. But even with few devices, if some are old and some new, it would be a good idea to give distinct SSID to each band. There is a lot more that could be said, but this is the simple answer. « Show Less
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Are you trying to use this as a repeater to extend the range of your existing AP? If so you need to set the operation mode to "bridge". Then go to wireless&gt;basic and choose use Universal repeater box at the bottom. Then you need to type in the extended SSID "WAP-2" or something similar.
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Yes. You can have two WAN running simultaneous with auto load balancing. It's extremely easy to set up too. Get this device! Trust me.
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The Ubiquiti WAP/WLAN set up will allow you to dictate the SSID and PSK. I would think it would be seemless. We do not use mixed equipment WLANs so I cannot speak as an authority on that complete question. I can tell you that the Ubiquiti WAPs provide a seamless WLANThe Ubiquiti Unifi is a very simple WAP set up and the controller resides on the network
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I've never mixed the two together. Keep in mind that the zero handoff only works with unifi 3.0 which is still in beta for all devices other then the pro AC. I had a lot of issues with the pro ac so sent mine back. I only use the Pro and LR AP's. Haven't had one issue with any that I've deployed. Sorry, I wasn't much help on the actual question. If I had to guess I would say no unless they use Unifi 3.0 then might be a slim chance.
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Yes it will do what you want only problem if you go to multiple locations you would always have to enter the web interface to change the wireless access information, other than that it is basically great for what you need it to do. I did email the developer to upgrade the firmware so that it could store multiple ssid to auto connect to whatever is in range so far no reply.
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I think if you have IAPP (Inter-Access Point Protocol) enabled with the same SSID then you may be able to connect and seamlessly transition from one router to another. I think you could use multiple REA20 but you have to set the RTS threashold lower as the REA20 are going to be hidden nodes which would be a huge problem with that many hidden node. Nodes are any device that are interconnected like the router, laptops, phones etc. Lets say you have your phone on the edge of one network and a repeater on the other end. Another phone could be connected to the other end on the repeater side. Since the two phones are not able to see each other collisions are likely to occur. RTS attempts to correct this by sending a Request to send (RTS) through the network. The main node will send back a CTS (Clear to send) if it is ready to receive data that won't collide. The lower setting will decrease throughput but having collisions likely will cause inconsistent speeds. You do have to play around with the settings to get the best performance.
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Too many unknowns (distance/topography/power/etc). I'd recommend contacting a local IT company to do a site survey. BTW, these specific APs are not designed for outdoor use. See Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11bgn
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Yes you can.. Put them in a Group and specify that group to use Wan1 or 2..
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Mine works well. No problem at all. The default SSID and PWD is found on a sticker on the cover. Slide open the cover, turn it around and you should see a white sticker with the details.
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Just installed and as far as I can tell it DOES NOT use the same SSID as your wifi connection. It appends "_2EX" to the repeated SSID name and creates a totally separate wifi connection. Therefore your device will have to be set to one or the other SSID depending on which one gives you better signal at your location. The way this question was answered before I thought I was going to be able to name the extended SSIDs with the exact same SSID as my router. It does not appear that it works that way. If someone has figured out how to match the names and have it work that way I'd like to know how it is done. Just installed and as far as I can tell it DOES NOT use the same SSID as your wifi connection. It appends "_2EX" to the repeated SSID name and creates a totally separate wifi connection. Therefore your device will have to be set to one or the other SSID depending on which one gives you better signal at your location. The way this question was answered before I thought I was going to be able to name the extended SSIDs with the exact same SSID as my router. It does not appear that it works that way. If someone has figured out how to match the names and have it work that way I'd like... » Read More Just installed and as far as I can tell it DOES NOT use the same SSID as your wifi connection. It appends "_2EX" to the repeated SSID name and creates a totally separate wifi connection. Therefore your device will have to be set to one or the other SSID depending on which one gives you better signal at your location. The way this question was answered before I thought I was going to be able to name the extended SSIDs with the exact same SSID as my router. It does not appear that it works that way. If someone has figured out how to match the names and have it work that way I'd like to know how it is done. « Show Less
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WIFI has been fast and reliable (FIOS). The one thing I have noticed is sometimes when it's "waking up" the WIFI connection lags. I simply reconnect my WIFI if I can't wait for Windows to recognize it. A minor nuisance. Overall I've been very happy with this computer and enjoy having one immobile device within a household of 4-smartphones, 4 tablets and 3 laptops.
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This Poe switch is "passive: type not the tradition PoE you find on most Cisco, Netgear, HP and typical big name products. so if your WAP need "passive" PoE this should work.
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I think a person can connect to listed frequencies in their area. I never could. Not enough power. I finally got Verizon's wifi and it is worth it. Just don't download movies or music or the time is taken up. Doesn't matter about email and looking up things on the internet