Aruba Instant On access point - WiFi made for Small Business - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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ierosgr
i think that someone got it wrong with the multiuser multistream service. I ve read that only protocol 802.11ac can have 2x2 3x3 4x4 streams. The long established b/g/n can serve one at a time which uses the SU-MIMO, stands for single user. Yopu mentioned that aruba at 2.4Ghz is 2x2 .
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i think that someone got it wrong with the multiuser multistream service. I ve read that only protocol 802.11ac can have 2x2 3x3 4x4 streams. The long established b/g/n can serve one at a time which uses the SU-MIMO, stands for single user. Yopu mentioned that aruba at 2.4Ghz is 2x2 .
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German
Wow that aruba Is great, I am using a orbi as a ap mode but I was thinking to change it for the aruba 22ap with the 1930 switch, only thing I don't know is if this guy can cover 5600sqf 3 store level using the switch and 2 22aps, what do you think? Any suggestions? Thanks for the help
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Wow that aruba Is great, I am using a orbi as a ap mode but I was thinking to change it for the aruba 22ap with the 1930 switch, only thing I don't know is if this guy can cover 5600sqf 3 store level using the switch and 2 22aps, what do you think? Any suggestions? Thanks for the help
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Damian
Your WiFi test is only half accurate - you have upgraded the Access Point however your laptop/computer radio hasnt been upgraded so all the things that are causing interference on the AP are also interfering with the computers Wifi. Its a two communication.
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Your WiFi test is only half accurate - you have upgraded the Access Point however your laptop/computer radio hasnt been upgraded so all the things that are causing interference on the AP are also interfering with the computers Wifi. Its a two communication.
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-Michael
I use Ubiquiti and TP-Link gear on 28 acres of property. One of the problems with these Mimo units is that when you turn the mesh on, the units use the 5ghz band for the mesh and so your throughput is reduced to the 2.4ghz side of the transmitter.
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I use Ubiquiti and TP-Link gear on 28 acres of property. One of the problems with these Mimo units is that when you turn the mesh on, the units use the 5ghz band for the mesh and so your throughput is reduced to the 2.4ghz side of the transmitter.
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Anti_Gov
There are actually only two places on earth where foot-measurement applies other then to a foot-measurement like in a footwear store:-
2. The UK for everything not/and foot related-
-3. and some former UK colonies
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There are actually only two places on earth where foot-measurement applies other then to a foot-measurement like in a footwear store:-
2. The UK for everything not/and foot related-
-3. and some former UK colonies
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Terry
-HI Chris ...Sudo has a 'make anyone root' bug that needs to be patched - if you're unlucky enough to enable pwfeedback......can you shed some light on this ....apparently Linux mint is vulnerable....thanks. --
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-HI Chris ...Sudo has a 'make anyone root' bug that needs to be patched - if you're unlucky enough to enable pwfeedback......can you shed some light on this ....apparently Linux mint is vulnerable....thanks. --
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TheCocoaDaddy
Thanks for posting this review! A friend is looking for an access point, for his bedroom, and I'll check this Aruba device out with him. I've been curious about these but never tried one. Thanks!
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Thanks for posting this review! A friend is looking for an access point, for his bedroom, and I'll check this Aruba device out with him. I've been curious about these but never tried one. Thanks!
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DigitalSparky
... 130 - 153mbit? ... man i'm so sorry...
>> [ 3] 0.0-10.2 sec 595 MBytes 487 Mbits/sec
RIP Aruba, all hail good network tuning and ubiquiti gear ;).
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... 130 - 153mbit? ... man i'm so sorry...
>> [ 3] 0.0-10.2 sec 595 MBytes 487 Mbits/sec
RIP Aruba, all hail good network tuning and ubiquiti gear ;).
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Roy
Eh, ill stay with my ubiquity ap pro, along with the ubiquity switches until wifi6 gets cheaper. Ill re evaluate wireless hardware in a few years
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Eh, ill stay with my ubiquity ap pro, along with the ubiquity switches until wifi6 gets cheaper. Ill re evaluate wireless hardware in a few years
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2L3R4
I have a -vlan--capeable switch and a pi-hole in my network
so i put the guest ap on a vlan that cant access the rest of the network ...
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I have a -vlan--capeable switch and a pi-hole in my network
so i put the guest ap on a vlan that cant access the rest of the network ...
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