Recent content by Bomamama

No you can't, it's UBNT or the highway.

Ok, that's new, traditionally you have not been able to.

"You have missed the point of Unifi (management model), TP-Link is a class below, try one and see the difference"

Du har missat hela poangen med vad Unifi ar, och hur det funkar. Det ar inte 'stand-alone', du maste kontrolera AP'rna fran deras management software. TP-Link ar ju ganska billigt skit, sa testa en AP-AC-Pro och kom over till de stora pojkarnas lag

just download the installer and run in on a VM or some old computer you have.

I It's not for large number of users - the home edition caps out at 25 devices.

There are plenty barebones one out there (as in ultra small PC's) cheaper than this device. I bought a 4 gigabit port Celeron and dropped in an M.2. hard drive and 8GB of RAM for under $400 - it has never gone above 2-3% utilization, and I have about 230 devices using it.

This is about as user-friendly as it gets, not sure what your metric is for 'user friendly'. It's pretty much point and click, but you need to know what it is that you want to do. If you have an easier solution, with as much power and granulation, you best better post it here, 'cause I sure...

Only difference is that it caps out at 25 devices, all other functionality is the same.

They have They have a free edition of their tools, which are not so good, and you have to pay to get the good stuff.

No no no, it has one port for traffic, and the other one is for passthrough. You do not get link aggregation with Unifi (and you'll never get any wireless speed that would be able to use it anyways, these are just numbers in reality their gear is mediocre at best)