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kutitata
post Jul 29 2016, 05:38 PM

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Can you propose a complete system for 3 storey semi-d, if I want to maximize speed with cat 5e cables, swicthes and wifi on all three floor with some coverage to the outside garden as well?
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post Nov 7 2016, 10:25 AM

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Would an UbiQuiti setup for Unifi like this be ok?

Fiber Modem : Unifi Fiber Modem

-Router : Ubiquiti Edge Router X

--Switch : TS-8-PRO

---Study Room Ethernet

---Android Box 1

---UAP-AC-LITE POE (Ground Floor)

---Android Box 2

---UAP-AC-LITE POE (First Floor)

---CCTV DVR

---UAP-AC-LITE POE (Second Floor)

Basically I want to use POE for the ceiling wireless APs, connect everything to the switch connect the switch to the router.
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post Nov 7 2016, 03:02 PM

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QUOTE(pandera999 @ Nov 7 2016, 12:10 PM)
TS-8-Pro able to provide power to the ac lite. so, no need worry bout adapter.

the setup looks good.

fiber modem -> ERX -> TS-8-Pro -> CCTV DVR + 3 x AC Lite
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The Android box also using wired connection. So total 7 connections to the TS-8-Pro.

For CCTV and android box using existing cat5e cables but for study room and AC Lite x 3 using cat6.

Can such a setup support Hypp TV?

I plan to house the ERX and TS-8-Pro in the DB closet as that is the location the Unifi fiber terminates and also all the existing cat5e cabling. Does the ERX and TS-8-Pro need aircon? hopefully not blush.gif

What is the range of the AC Lite in normal malaysian concrete and brick house? I plan to install them in front of stairwell to maximize clear distances to users/clients.

Can you provide a quote to supply and install including setup? I will run the cables myself. Would also need somesort of rack that can house the fiber modem, ERX and TS-Pro tongue.gif


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post Nov 7 2016, 04:08 PM

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QUOTE(pandera999 @ Nov 7 2016, 03:47 PM)
cat6 only for outdoor. why you need use outdoor cable for indoor device. laugh.gif too rich?  brows.gif

yes, can setup hypp tv.. u using tm right. since tm using vlan tagging, i think it will works..  never try personally using hyppTv. i might request for decoder for hypptv from tm to try it out.. only hypptv i cant guarantee but for others, yes. no issue.  even using OHANA ISP as well... running quad load balancing with no issue... with 3 different ISP.

AC lite is 25% smaller than the standard UniFi AP with range 122m (400 ft). but of course, concrete and brick house is the real obstacle. normally, if thick wall and want to save cost, AC LR will be the best option.

do you running some kind of hostel?  hmm.gif  i will ask my friend to you. if you want proper quote, pm me your name, hp num and address. I just running some this subs forum and discussion, for sales / quotation, i just helping her  laugh.gif

its directly import from US. so, they are not 3rd party. kinda master reseller i think
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1. I running Cat6 for HDMI so might as well use the same for the new cables

2. so better to use AC LR

3. this is for a house lar, not hostel, but it is a three generation house so plenty of users, plenty of devices, so many streaming and what not, I want it to be reliable, and fast!

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post Dec 20 2016, 03:00 PM

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any company that can set up configure ubiquiti devices for unifi?
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post Dec 20 2016, 05:42 PM

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QUOTE(goolias @ Aug 6 2016, 09:34 PM)
Am using UNIFI AP, and Unifi AP-LR series.
Nice thin client AP with controller, best of all license if free for controller software.
Overall, controller features aren't impressive but suitable for average SME business and cafe environment usage.
One thing cool compare to average home AP like TPlink, I have been switching on the unit for months, still running stable.
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what router are you using?
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post Dec 20 2016, 05:47 PM

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QUOTE(jio @ Aug 2 2016, 07:04 PM)
For home user that thinking of getting ER-L, I suggest get ER-X instead. ER-L ideally paired with switches & ER-L only will be fast if you use the hardware offloading feature. You can get ER-X for half the price of ER-L. Anything that require CPU such as QoS or VPN, ER-X will be fine (2x880MHz MIPS32 vs 2x500MHz MIPS64 of ER-L). ER-X does have per port VLAN tagging & some basic HW offloading features added in latest firmware.
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How about if ER-L paired with TS-8 to drive 3 AP AC (LR)?

Does ER-L have real advantage over ER-X?
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post Dec 26 2016, 04:06 PM

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QUOTE(jio @ Dec 20 2016, 06:43 PM)
Then you might as well use ERPoe-5 if you only need 3 POE ports. If you only need the POE output, TS-8 is abit under utilised. Unless you thinking of getting 5 pack.

The main advantage of ER-L over ER-X is due to routing performance between networks (multiple subnet or VLAN) plus some other hardware acceleration/offload such as IPSec hw acceleration (ER-X also had this but slower). If you want to use it for non hw accelerated function such as QoS or OpenVPN, it will actually be slower than ER-X in that particular task. But I recommend Mikrotik hEX R3 (similar processor as ER-X & can run Dude server) over ER-X unless you need full OpenVPN server or other features in EdgeOS not available in RouterOS. Mikrotik hEX POE is good low budget choice with POE 802.3at support, the CPU is slower than hEX R3 & ER-X, but still pretty decent.
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the set up is for home use:-

Unifi Fiber Modem

-ER-X

--Desktop

--Desktop

--TS-8

---Android Box 1

---UAP‑AC‑LR 1

---Android Box 2

---UAP‑AC‑LR 2

---CCTV DVR

---UAP‑AC‑LR 3

---Desktop

I am not sure whether I need those extra features or not

I am looking to get the best experience and reliability based for unifi

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post Jan 12 2017, 10:32 AM

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deadravel I am also considering the same, 3 AP and 1 router it should be amazing!

 

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