At last somebody speaking in terms I can understand. Im new to this Ubiquiti thing ,just bought and installed an AC lite.Thought the wifi range would be stronger,as it says 400 feet in the blurb.So reading up on info and placement info. Thank you for being so informative in simple language, I have been looking to replace it with something newer but it doesn’t seem like there is a good small replacement for the USG-3P. If the Alignment Tool enabled in the UniFi Network application, a green LED means the UBB devices are properly aligned. This is a pretty common issue and easy to fix. If you left everything on default then the transmit power is set on auto for each access point. Auto is pretty much the same as high. Try setting it to low or medium for each access point We have reset one of our Unifi switches (minus the “forget” step) but find that it is still within and controlled by the ISP’s network. We have not done the same with any APs yet. This is also still the case after we had taken this switch off the microwave connection and physically connected it to the outside world through the Fibre connection.

AC Long-Range Installation Guide - Ubiquiti

Is there a way to reset, reconfigure, forget these devices (switches, APs, and perhaps routerboards (although they do not show in the topology)) and take them away from control by their system without access to their controller? We have acquired a Unifi Cloud Key G2plus so we can control our LAN from within once we are loose from them. For in-house placements, the UniFi 6 Lite and the Long Range models are most of the time the best fit. To determine where to place the Access Point you need to keep in mind that the Unifi Access Point has a doughnut shape coverage with the Access Point in the middle. PS: a duvida é quanto a distancia do server. pois a relacao unifi X Clientes tenho ja certo conhecimentoThe HD model has 4 Ethernet ports, 1 of which has POE passthrough. For POE passthrough to work, you need to provide the In-Wall HD with POE+, so make sure your switch or POE injector support that. This article is very important especially to the first time users. I find the parting shot very interesting.. Where the author says you have to disable the wifi on the primary router.. i was told that with my Ubiquiti Networks ER-4 I can use that and pair it with the AC-Pro and that way I can get Wifi from my Wired only setup if I wish? And it can be powered just with that router? Ubiquiti told me I can just use the router with it? And if so How would that work? The unifi acpro can get your wireless devices to your wired network I read somewhere? Sorry all of this confuses me. I would just need one access point. No, you will need to configure it. But you can use the Unifi App for it if you don’t want to install the controller.

UniFi AC AP Datasheet - Ubiquiti

I just had a similar issue with an old iphone 4. What ended up working for me was creating a second wireless network where i set the ‘Combine Name/SSID’ field to off, so there was a different ssid for the 2.4 and 5ghz networks. The iphone was able to connect to that. Yes that sorted it , thanks. I set the transmit power on the Pro AP to medium, and now devices switch between access points more seamlessly. The nanoHD is the entry model for 802.11ac Wave 2. It’s the cheapest option that includes all the benefits of MU-MIMO and having 4 spatial streams on 5 GHz. It will give you faster speeds to one device and overall than any of Ubiquiti’s Wave 1 APs. You can indeed connect your AC-Pro to the EdgeRouter ER-4, it will need a network cable from the route to the access point. To be clear, the ER-4 can’t power the access point. But with the ER-4 comes a Power over Ethernet (PoE) adapter. You can place the adapter near the router. I wonder what I did wrong. Do you know if there is an instruction how to configure multiple AP’s? It drives me nuts that I have spent quite some money on this, and still my network shows horrible performance.Bandwidth steering helps dual-band clients, like laptops, mobile phones, tablets, etc. to use to less-congested and higher capacity, 5 GHz band. This will result in better WiFi performance for those devices. You can enable and configure bandwidth steering per device in the Unifi Controller. Is there a way to set up a UAP(stand-alone) without a controller, on a PC. I could only find a way to do it with a smartphone. You shouldn’t have to worry about the channels, just leave in on auto and the Unifi controller will work it out. But that isn’t your real problem. When a device connects to and wireless network but can’t access the internet and a few thing can be the issue: