Point 2 Point 2 Point - Wireless AP's
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@dbeato Thanks, yeah if the telecoms guy can't these to work i'll be purchasing something that will work (most prop cheaper too
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@hobbit666 you won't need a switch, and if the units you have require a crossover cable, I wouldn't use them. Network devices should all have auto sensing for that built in. Like every network chip set for the past 10 years at least.
tldnr: just a network cable between the 2 wireless links.
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@travisdh1 said in Point 2 Point 2 Point - Wireless AP's:
@hobbit666 you won't need a switch, and if the units you have require a crossover cable, I wouldn't use them. Network devices should all have auto sensing for that built in. Like every network chip set for the past 10 years at least.
yldnr: just a network cable between the 2 wireless links.
But the switch would be useful because then you magically have network in that location.
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@travisdh1 i only put that in there as a simple way to display them being connected.
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I dont know, but my answer would be get rid of the rats problem, and do a traditional cable setup. Otherwise your doing alot of work cause of rats, which doesnt sound reasonable.
Are they the big kind of rats ? with long tail ? red eyes ?
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@emad-r yeah there bloody big. Can't get rid due to the nature of our business we're a feed producing (animal feed) so have a big mill mixing raw material in a rural area. We have installed "armored" cable but this is for a backup
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@emad-r said in Point 2 Point 2 Point - Wireless AP's:
I dont know, but my answer would be get rid of the rats problem, and do a traditional cable setup. Otherwise your doing alot of work cause of rats, which doesnt sound reasonable.
Are they the big kind of rats ? with long tail ? red eyes ?
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Take a look at this:
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@hobbit666 said in Point 2 Point 2 Point - Wireless AP's:
@emad-r yeah there bloody big. Can't get rid due to the nature of our business we're a feed producing (animal feed) so have a big mill mixing raw material in a rural area. We have installed "armored" cable but this is for a backup
They why not use your IT skills, and mod Raspberry Pi with motion detection module and gun module, and do what IT is meant to do for years, create turret stations , only then you will understand and earn M+ certificate.
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I suggest Ubiquiti and metal conduit to put the cables in. Put all devices except the APs in a sealed box.
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