Wicky 
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Hi Richard, Thanks for the update. I have tweaked the position of my AP's (NAP203) already. I have the mostly on a cupboard in full sight positioned vertically. One of them even runs the ceiling orientation on vertical stand as in this way the overal somewhere in the middle of the house is minimal of 2 AP's. Also tweaked…
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One additional question with regard to the WX650S is if it matters how the AP is oriented ? The NAP203 typically is mounted on the ceiling or a wall and you adapt the pattern (wall or ceiling). I assume that the WAX650S is capable to handle any orientation ? Flat on a table, hanging under a table, ceiling, wall, ... Is…
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Hi Richard, How would I need to interpret 2x4 ? If I'm correct this will result in a 2x3 actual configuration if you are connecting to a 3x3 capable device ? So it would mean that is would perform less then in the NAP203 3x3 ... due to the use of the extra antenna ? I see that the WAX610D is a good alternative too as it is…
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Hi Chris, I was just wondering when similar Nebula GW will become available ? The new Flex models are much more powerful with a much lower power envelope. I like the Nebula stuff but I feel they are always a bit behind. I’m looking into a new router/gw and eying on the nebula stuff as I already have the AP’s. Also there…
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I have had an issue where I contacted the gorvernment to assist in detecting an offending frequency. Because I had a radio station nearby that caused issues. This is not you typical interference and is not seen by the AP. It was not at the centre frequency. But as mentioned earlier in a post Ubiquiti had a feature to scan…
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Idd. Some channels have distortion from the environment (alarm systems, weather radar). With this you can exclude these bands
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Hi Dean, i haven’t done any testing. It was merely through some reasoning that came to this conclusion. As some of these standards look as they can present a list of candidates to the client. Therefor I was wondering how that would work out when multiple sites are involved. That was a bit why I came back on directly…
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Hi Dean, I have been looking into the new features but haven’t found an easy option to simply disable one of the two radios on the AP’s. Has this feature not made it ? As I’m expanding my network it would be valuable. As suggested it can be accomplished by putting the aps on different sites and using the same SSID.…
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Maybe add something to this as idea. On bigger switches (24-port) introduce a stepped cooling mechanism where cooling requirements are dynamically changed depending on the actual power consumption. For example up till 120W in use power no fan, above this low/high speed depending at different tresholds. Or more static where…
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Hi James, To give some context. It took me a few weeks to find a switch which fulfilled this requirement. I have sent 3 switches back as the official noise readings where within specs in a specialsetup. However, for office use or home use (no server room or special cabinet) they where all too noisy and high pitched.…
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I am an Nebula user from Belgium and work as Senior Engineer for an ATC centre. My Nebula organization name for my home deployment is Firestorm. I like the Nebula, because it allows me to easily configure my AP's at home without having to deploy a separate AP controller and Radius Server. I hope the Nebula range gets…
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Also valuable to mention as was suggested by support (Dean) is to create a separate site. In that case you create the same SSID with only 5Ghz enabled and put the AP's that only have to send on 5Ghz there. On the first site you can then define the same SSID with both 5Ghz & 2.4Ghz enabled. This is in fact the only way use…
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Hi Dean, This looks to solve my issue but I need to check this. But it raises 2 questions : I have seperated my 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz network currently into SSID1 (5Ghz) & SSID2 (2.4Ghz). In this config I can create tags TAG1 and TAG2. Where AP1, AP2 have TAG1 and AP3 has TAG2. Next I have attached TAG1 & TAG2 to SSID1 and TAG1 to…
