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Ubiquiti UniFi AP AC-LITE
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In my case, two separately purchased packages always came with a CH mains plug. Have you had other experiences?
Yes, the UniFi Controller "pushes" new settings to the APs. Once the APs are configured via the controller, the valid settings remain in the non-volatile memory on the APs.
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Hello, We have given the AP an IP via DHCP and then integrated the Inifi Cloud Key Controller into the network and managed our AP via this. I currently have 14 APs running with 3 different WiFi networks. Hence the Unifi Cloud Key.
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Should not be a problem. Each antenna is independent of the other antennas.
Hello I only had the problem once that wifi had no internet after a restart but since then (over months) no problems. I suspect it could be due to the length of the line and if the POE from the switch or the supplied one does not supply more then the network can no longer establish a link. I also assume that you have installed the latest firmware, which is the first thing to do in such a case.
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Then it is incorrectly configured. It is best to switch off the router wifi and only use it via the unifi. If necessary, connect a second unifi.
I am very satisfied with the product. The Wi-Fi connection works very well and flawlessly.
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I didn't have any LAN cables and you have to buy them separately. If you have a Ubiquiti POE switch, you only need one LAN cable, as the power is supplied via PoE and the AP draws its power from there.
You are probably missing the UniFi Controller. It is available as a Cloud Key or Dream Machine with hardware, or you can run it on Windows, MaxOS, Linux or in a Docker container as software. In my case, it runs on a Synology NAS. With the UniFi Controller, you can control all UniFi devices centrally.
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Yes, more is not possible with the AP-Lite. However, this is already a good speed for WLAN. I don't achieve better speeds with my Lite either.
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Hello! It is not complicated, but the AP settings are not made via browser/LAN. You can do it directly via mobile phone (the connection is first established via bluetooth) or via computer. In all cases, you will need to install an application that will play the role of the controller. From this app you will be able to configure the AP. Just remember: the device you need for the configuration, i.e. the one that plays the role of the controller, will always be the controller. You cannot make the first configuration on the mobile phone and then change other settings from a computer. You will only be able to use your mobile phone. Hope it helps. There are a lot of videos on youtube that explain how the configuration works. ciao.
Yes, the AP series can be connected as a mesh. However, it works more as a repeater. To build a better mesh, I recommend using only mesh components.
Yes, the switch by design should be transparent for AC. Please note that this hardware is designed to be part of Ubiquity ecosystem and with other devices in place it can do a lot. However, it should work with the basic functionality as a standalone device as well. It does not provide web interface, you need mobile app to configure it.
Hello, WLAN is always lossy and the data on the data sheets are always theoretical values. The AP AC Lite has 300MBps in the 2.4GHz band and 867MBps in the 5GHz band. You can safely halve these values, or even triple them, to get the "normal" internet speed (it is slightly faster between WLAN and LAN). Furthermore, the patch cables must be normal eight-core cat 5 or higher (so don't take any four-core cables that are lying around) because then gigabit is also possible. Up until about 3 years ago, ZyXEL still supplied four-core yellow ones with 1/2/3/6 assignment, which you can dispose of. From experience I can tell you that on a 1Gbps internet connection we get between 220 and 300MBps per device via modern WLAN AC phones like Huawei and iPhones, which is about a third to a quarter of the 5GHz band. If your network drops back to 2.4GHz then the performance drops again. Furthermore - in UniFi, the 5GHz band must be explicitly selected during the initial installation, otherwise it is under "Settings" --> "Wireless Networks" --> "Your WLAN Name" --> "Edit" --> "Advanced Options" --> "WiFi Band: Both".
It is not clear what "mirror" means in this context. To use the Ubiquiti UniFi AP, a controller is required for setup - either as software on a computer or as a hardware controller. Once the APs are set up, the controller is only needed for administration (installation of firmware updates, issuing of vouchers, etc.). You can define several SSIDs on the AP - in any case, it does not make sense to use the same SSID that is on the Sagem. In my opinion, the Sagem should no longer make a WLAN, otherwise the networks can interfere with each other. The clients automatically register with the AP with the best reception.
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The best way to do this is to call the hotline directly.
I have an AC-Lite in use in an outbuilding. It is on the ceiling of the first floor. In the rooms above, I have full reception within a radius of 5-7.5m (through the beamed ceiling). So you should be able to cover a 2 1/2 room flat. However, due to the antenna arrangement, I would prefer an upside down installation. You can also turn off the lights with the Unifi controller, but if you can't see it at all, I would mount it in the wardrobe. Hopefully this helped answer your question.
We are very sorry that it is still not working. Can you contact our customer service department at digitec@digitec,ch? Unfortunately, we in the community can't help you any further.
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Hello. Yes, that is exactly the purpose of an AP.
Yes, that is possible. The uap-ap are only supported by the controller until March 2021. This means that after a controller update you can no longer make any changes. At least that's how it was with the old uap-ac (square).
Unfortunately no.
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Yes, as far as I know, they have to. In any case, my three are each connected to a switch with a LAN cable. Greetings Ceb
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