If possible, test again please. I'm planning to get the RB4011 but not if it can't route 800Mbps with Fasttrack off.

Yeah, you'll need a power source. The PoE injector can be anywhere along the cable. If the distance is quite far, you can put it somewhere in the middle.

You can calculate the voltage drop. Simplistically speaking, it's V=IR. What we learn in Sek Men. The R will depend on the quality, material, AWG and length of the conductor (the cable). Probably easier to do it experimentally. If you're using the same box of Cat6A for your house, just wire up a 10m length and test the resistance or voltage drop. That'll give you pretty good idea of what you can expect from your cables.

But for me, I just plugin 12V and see what comes out the other end. Not enough, plugin 24V. Most devices which accepts passive PoE (also known as fake PoE by another well informed forumer here) will be able to handle a range of voltages. Example: my Mikrotik AP accepts anything from 8-30V. UBNT is probably the same.

And then there's 802.3 af/at PoE. This one I never use before.

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I see one is free while the other is USD30 for license and meal? What's the license about?

Anyone facing problem with wifi 5ghz disconnect randomly on phone? It just occur randomly while browsing internet, and then it disconnect for around 10 seconds, then the connection restored.

Model : Mikrotik Hap AC2