How many WANs does this support? Can it do load balancing?
575970
It could support N-1 WAN, but it needs to be programmed. I only have 3 port as WAN IN and 1 as WAN OUT for Load Balancing purposes using PCC method. There are a lot of scripts avaliable to do it. hope this helps.
575971
Yes, it also support multi-homing BGP. Each port can be independently configured and will accept as many WANs as you want.
575972
All interfaces can function as WAN interfaces. It can load balance, its more or less done with routing protocols or IPTables.
1455553
It has 4 Ethernet ports and allows and 1 wan port where the internet plugs in. It doesn't say how many max wireless connections you can have but I have one setup now in my job and it works flawlessly with more then 20 people connected to it. Understand that the more people connected causes more traffic and speeds might be lower. This is a speed test I just conducted on the wireless connection: http://www.speedtest.net/result/4365102053.png
2158005
Yes, it can powered all the drives at same time. But this can't use as network media server.
1986881
Per their FAQ there are 4 SSIDs supported on one access point. You can have more in the system, but would have to spread them out over multiple access points.http://wiki.ubnt.com/UniFi_FAQ#How_Many_SSIDs_.2F_VLANs_are_supported
754909
The Power rails on mine can't support more than one drive at a time (thing broke within two weeks or so). I wouldn't rely on it for heavy server storage loads.
2022218
On the Wan side you can connect 3 DSL or Cable modems to this. I run 2 ATT U-Vers hard line modems and 1 Hughes new Gen-4 Satellite modem and it works great. Large family and were out on property so we were lacking a fast enough single connection so using more than one internet modem was needed. Can be a bit confusing at first, but if you have a little tech knowledge the web interface management is well done. If your asking how many connections on the LAN side I don't know and you need to contact the guys at peplink. My LAN is a bit more complicated than most home users but I do load the LAN side pretty hard with all my electronics.
627640
The SE2800 is an unmanaged switch and does not support combining multiple links (Link-Aggregation) which you can do in more advanced (managed) switches. Here are some Linksys managed switches that you might want to check: http://www.linksys.com/en-us/business/products/switches
614338
I'm not sure. My installation is fairly simple. I have had about 10 wireless connections simultaneously with very high bandwidth and no apparent disconnects. Looking at the info it presented, it said it could support 30 connections. But it's a single UAP-Pro sustem.
1277820
It will support up to 4 devices, but you'd need a USB hub since there's only one USB port on the server. I know you can access multiple data storage devices, and it will do 3 USB drives + 1 printer. But I haven't tried connecting and individually accessing more than one printer. BTW: mine works fine from our Windows 8.1 computer as well as our others that are all running Windows 7.
342325
I would limit to 2 as you are essentially daisy chaining off your source router. They will tell you can't or shouldn't but I have multiple appletv, roku, sonos, etc and these ports work great.
578154
While the HP Proliant MicroServer is more than adequate for SOHO or servicing relatively static web pages, a dynamic game environment is going to rapidly consume the processing resources. I am not a gamer, but used to be a capacity planner for a wide variety of commercial UNIX systems. My initial reaction is that unless you are dramatically limiting the number of connections to this server, response time is going to drop off quickly. I cannot specifically tell you if the drop off is at 2 or 20 users, but best guess would be at 4-8.
244629
I believe it allows you to specific dhcp server and disable wan with the stock firmware. Personally I flashed ddwrt onto the router, let's you do all of that. Quality of the product is high I recommend it.
1899654
I am not sure I understand your question entirely. This is a 10Gbps Capacity switch. It simply "bridges" your installed equipment, it does not offer anything beyond the actual CAPABILITY of this equipment. It cannot create speeds and capacities NOT supported by your equipment. Ideally, it should be used with very fast individual components over a properly wired LAN.
1000468
Yes, it can, it will be able to do WAN to LAN and vice versa through NAT at a little more than 800 mb/s.Edit: check out the full review on small net builder, as they ran either ttcp or iperf tests on it to see where the limits were.
295863
I'm pretty sure that it shouldn't be able to function simultaneously on two seperate networks. I believe the two ports are for redundancy. But if it IS possible, then the networks would have to share IP space because you can only assign the terastation one single IP address
2004908
You define the WAN port through configuration. It was easiest for me to set port 1 as the WAN port, but any of the five can be configured as the WAN.
1000470
It can eat 100 Mbps per second for breakfast. We were able to get 600 Mbps down and 500 Mbps up, and that's because it was the WAN limit.