QUOTE(FourClover @ Dec 10 2017, 01:53 PM)
Good day to all,
After what seemed like forever I've finally convinced TM to have their cables laid and I'll get fibre soon
As per title above, I'm looking to cover 5000 sqft worth of usable land and one router's definitely not going to cut it. I've searched a few solutions online and I'm getting results that direct me to Google WiFi, Orbi, AmpliFi, Eero, and Linksys but I'm not sure if they're compatible with UniFi or if they're compatible in Malaysia at all much less the technical jargon that distances their form of transmission whether they're repeaters/extenders/separate nodes.
I'm hoping that there's someone who's had experience in dealing with this since looking up mesh WiFi in N&B section didn't turn up results on the information I'm seeking.
Cheers!
Mesh WiFi in Malaysia is still at its infancy and it depends on your floor plan, as the mesh WiFi depends on your wireless backhaul. I can say however, that if you want to use mesh WiFi, you will have to find a way for vLAN tagging, as most of the mesh WiFi systems does not support that, which is required for Unifi. Paging bro blacktubi for further clarification. You can see bro backtubi’s website here for reviews on different routers that may suit your purpose better: https://www.blacktubi.comAfter what seemed like forever I've finally convinced TM to have their cables laid and I'll get fibre soon
As per title above, I'm looking to cover 5000 sqft worth of usable land and one router's definitely not going to cut it. I've searched a few solutions online and I'm getting results that direct me to Google WiFi, Orbi, AmpliFi, Eero, and Linksys but I'm not sure if they're compatible with UniFi or if they're compatible in Malaysia at all much less the technical jargon that distances their form of transmission whether they're repeaters/extenders/separate nodes.
I'm hoping that there's someone who's had experience in dealing with this since looking up mesh WiFi in N&B section didn't turn up results on the information I'm seeking.
Cheers!
Dec 10 2017, 02:14 PM

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