Questions about Ubiquiti U6-Mesh WiFi 6

marcel

2 years ago

I would like to set up a WLAN that goes over three floors and on each floor there should be a U6 mesh as an access point. On two floors I have a LAN connection to which I can connect the U6 mesh. On the third floor I lack a LAN connection. Can I connect the third U6 Mesh to one of the other U6 Meshes via a mesh network or do I also need a LAN connection there?

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Anonymous

2 years ago

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Yes, that works and that's how I have it running. My U6 mesh is connected directly to a Ubiquiti US8-150W POE switch. The only disadvantage is that when the switch updates and reboots, the Wi-Fi also goes away.

dr.hoeller

3 months ago

I already have an AmpliFi Alien Router + Meshpoint and would like to expand the network. Is this possible with a Ubiquiti U6-Mesh WiFi6?

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digitec

3 months ago

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You cannot combine the U6-Mesh WiFi 6 (4800 Mbps) directly with your existing AmpliFi Alien Router + Meshpoint to operate a unified mesh network. The two systems are not compatible and cannot be controlled together as a mesh system. You can only operate the U6-Mesh WiFi 6 (4800 Mbps) as a stand-alone access point if you integrate it into the network separately, but not as part of the AmpliFi Mesh system. For a standardised mesh network, you have to stick with AmpliFi or switch completely to a UniFi system.

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AdrianS993

8 months ago

I am looking for the smallest wifi router from Ubiquiti PoE for outdoor use

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Pablo Loretan

8 months ago

Perhaps the Ubiquiti UniFi AP-AC-M MESH could be an option for you.

gtoli

9 months ago

Does the Ubiquiti U6-Mesh WiFi 6 come with a PoE injector so that I can connect the U6 to a non-PoE-capable router?

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Anonymous

9 months ago

Yes, there is one, see also the manufacturer's website: https://eu.store.ui.com/eu/en/category/all-wifi/products/u6-mesh But when you write "to a... router", then I ask myself whether you understand how these access points should actually be used, namely in conjunction with the Unifi Network application / controller, at least at the beginning for the initial configuration. Just mentioned for the sake of completeness. Connection to the router directly is of course possible, but you have to configure the WLAN SSID etc. somehow. However, you can also use the Unifi app, you don't necessarily have to have the controller software running or even let it run.

DroibotBlu21

11 months ago

Good morning I have installed Google Nest WiFi Pro but it conflicts with the NAT of the Salt because up to one accessory I can set it as a bridge while from 2 or more automatically the first one configured sets it as NAT. So I was thinking of replacing it with this item and if I set them as bridge I only need 2 devices to cover the whole house. Do they work without any problems?

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michael.reiser

11 months ago

Hello, all the products I have bought from Ubiquiti so far work excellently. The manufacturing quality is comparable to apple. Best regards from Stuttgart!

4rti

2 years ago

Is there also a version that comes with a Swiss power cable? Not that an adapter to the Schuko plug would be a problem, but not even that comes with it. If the cable with the Schuko and adapter is soon bigger than the super nice, slim design of the AP, the picture is already ruined.

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Anonymous

2 years ago

Can this device also be operated as a normal access point via Eth with mesh as an option to be set in the controller software or is mesh mandatory?

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Kchvb

2 years ago

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Yes, of course. That's how I integrated it, because it just looks really good visually...

Soiss

3 years ago

Wiso gibt es den 3 mal? https://www.galaxus.ch/de/comparison/20697675-21282932-20699158

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Anonymous

3 years ago

one time with PoE (Power over Ethernet) - one time without, but the third, I can't explain either.

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I already have an AmpliFi Alien Router + Meshpoint and would like to expand the network. Is this possible with a Ubiquiti U6-Mesh WiFi6?

I am looking for the smallest wifi router from Ubiquiti PoE for outdoor use

Does the Ubiquiti U6-Mesh WiFi 6 come with a PoE injector so that I can connect the U6 to a non-PoE-capable router?

Is there also a version that comes with a Swiss power cable? Not that an adapter to the Schuko plug would be a problem, but not even that comes with it. If the cable with the Schuko and adapter is soon bigger than the super nice, slim design of the AP, the picture is already ruined.

Can this device also be operated as a normal access point via Eth with mesh as an option to be set in the controller software or is mesh mandatory?

Wiso gibt es den 3 mal? https://www.galaxus.ch/de/comparison/20697675-21282932-20699158

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