Recent content by Jehu

I have taken you two's advice. I put an order in on 225's and a TL-SG2008P. I'll run the Omada controller on the server. The price difference between the 225 and 245 is $40 right now. That's a $120 diff. I'll roll that into the Wi 6 or Wi-Fi 6e versions when they come down in price and aren't...

Here's the shopping list if going the TP Link discrete component route... Item Role Price TP Link OC200 Controller 90 TP-Link TL-SG2008P PoE Switch 90 TP Link EAP245 v3 AP 100 TP Link EAP245 v3 AP 100 TP Link EAP245 v3 AP 100 Total 480 The OC200 is for the Omada controller...

My TP Links are Archer C7 v2's configured as APs. The reason I'm running pfSense is router firmware back then was so basic. Router firmware has come a long way since. Unless I know a benefit from it, I'm thinking the necessity for it has passed in my case. What benefits are there over modern...

I've been running 2 TP Link AC1750's as access points on a wired backhaul for several years to cover about 4500sq ft area. This is all run with pfSense on a home server (It'll be retired.). One TP Link has died, and I'm limping along with one. Not necessarily seeing speed slow down, but the...

I have 2 AC1750's set up as access points. They've served well for years. Ever since I added many SmartLife smart switches to the house, the routers periodically become wirelessly unresponsive. They require rebooting to become responsive again. By unresponsive, I mean devices connect but have no...

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Talked with NetGear. They suggested the WAC540 being a better option than Orbi. Orbi Pro won't work because of 2 strings of Orbi Pro would be needed, one for each floor, and no roaming between the two.

A company, NewCo, is spinning off of a parent company. NewCo's site has 10 Cisco WAPs, Cisco AIR-CAP2602E-A-K9. The controller for these stays with the parent company. NewCo owner does not want to pay ~$5,200 to get and configure a replacement controller because this series is EOL soon. The...