Recent content by mlg321

Use VLANs with a new DHCP ip scope. eg. 192.168.1.1 is your main private LAN and 192.168.20.1 is your guest. If you just turn on guest WiFi without DHCP it's just a ghost ssid.

Any idea why they choose to have them behave this way?

They are backward compatible https://support.eero.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002916203-Can-I-use-a-2nd-generation-eero-and-eero-Beacon-with-my-1st-generation-eero-

Yes, its a good thing you posted on CNET, Techguy, technet.Microsoft, and techsupportforum, but as far as I can tell, you haven't found a solution to your problem. And you likely won't find one here with your response.

Relax. Consider ourselves lucky that someone from UBNT is posting here. I would take that as a clear sign they are trying to "solve it". There's more than one way to skin a cat, I'm certain that Tim will get to the bottom of whether his testing was flawed or not. Ps @thiggins I am seeing "this...

Here are the estimates for for Smart Queue and bandwidth.

From the Ubnt forums: "The US version is hardware is locked down that it can operate within the US Regulatory domain from the FCC. This rule applies to any WiFi sold in the US. The International will work anywhere since it is unrestricted. There is no difference between the two as a US user...

Wireless uplinks are never ideal. You could look into point to point solutions or Ubiquiti Mesh as an alternative. Start at $99.

How is your AP mounted? https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Wireless-Beta/UniFi-AC-HD-is-Available-in-the-Beta-Store/m-p/1799582/highlight/true#M43346 *This is from the beta forum, which you should have access to if you had beta hardware*

If you like subscription fees, Meraki offer great tech support, multi location deployment and VPN service. For a home network this is over kill. For the price point you are better off looking at Ruckus/Aruba. Do a search on the web and it is a love/hate thing I sense. As @effndc mentioned, if...

Not all that surprising, albeit their popularity among consumers, but I guess this can explain the lack of updates to the Extreme and Express. They were easy to setup and aesthetically pleasing, which meant you didn't have to hid them. No more thunderbolt displays No more Magsafe No more...

Ruckus Unleashed support 802.11r & k, you can get the R310 for sub $500.

What are the specific differences between this and Unleashed? Looks like it works with unleashed APs.

Ubiquiti NanoSation: https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/nanostationm/ Then install an AP in the workshop.

Thanks for that suggestion. Just did it.