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  1. DarrenG
    Are you able to supply further detail? Maybe a network diagram and an idea of the volume of users etc aswell as how you plan to interconnect the switches e.g fibre or copper?
  2. DarrenG
    Thanks M25Man, very useful to know
  3. DarrenG
    M25 is that the same for both the indoor and outdoor instants? I've not heard about this before so handy to know.
  4. DarrenG
    Aye as mentioned if the switch is 802.3af then you will be fine, no need to disable PoE on the port. That said I would tend to do it anyway but then I am overly cautious!
  5. DarrenG
    Does carrying out your own work on the fans void the lifetime warranty or is it not an issue?
  6. DarrenG
    It's also worth running a scan to check there are no networks in surrounding buildings with access points that mat be effecting your network. There are loads of free tools available for this task. If for example you find a network next door on channel 1 then put your 2 aps on 6 and 11. Also what channel width do you have them set to? I would avoid using 40mhz due to overlap
  7. DarrenG
    Or failing that do you have an option in the wireless driver software of your client device to turn up roaming sensitivity?
  8. DarrenG
    Have your tried reducing your AP power? By default it should be auto but if you go to Configure -> Access Points in your zoneDirector you can adjust the TX power to MIN and see if this helps. Im thinking maybe your APs are overlapping too much?
  9. DarrenG
    Do you have a ZoneDirector in the setups ?
  10. DarrenG
    For the price, the UniFi system is excellent but as always you get what you pay for. The server software does not have a lot of the benefits you will find with a hardware controller and is instead more of a management tool. For example you wont get intelligent load balancing, client handover or dynamic power adjustments. If you are on a budget though they certainly have their place
  11. DarrenG
    Why not ?
  12. DarrenG
    Have had success with both UltraVNC and tightVNC. Can't really fault either but to be fair they only got used a small amount
  13. DarrenG
    Oooo sounds interesting, might have to take a look at this
  14. DarrenG
    Aye, typically executables are a no no
  15. DarrenG
    No problem :-) please let us know how you get on with your comparison, be interesting to see how they compare!
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