Home Network Firewall Options
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@wirestyle22 said:
I've been playing with my ERX. It's pretty amazing for $60. Looking into purchasing their UAP-AC-LITe as per @JaredBusch
I have one, it's awesome!
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@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
I've been playing with my ERX. It's pretty amazing for $60. Looking into purchasing their UAP-AC-LITe as per @JaredBusch
I have one, it's awesome!
I have a ERX/UAP-AC-LITE combo sitting net to me righ tnow to configure up this morning
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I have been running an ERX for a couple of weeks and it really is great for the money. I also have a UAP-AC-LR that I am having some issues with in terms of devices losing connectivity. Most of my stuff is hard-wired. My phone loses connectivity from what I can tell about once a day but my WiFi thermostat disconnects and won't reconnect, making it all but useless for 75% of the time. I saw an update was released as of 2-29 but that didn't fix the issue. I am going to hit up support to see what they recommend.
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try dialing the power output back on the UAP.
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@Dashrender said:
try dialing the power output back on the UAP.
Thanks, I will try that. I have seen others having similar problems going back to the previous generation of APs but I couldn't identify any one thing in particular.
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@wrx7m said:
@Dashrender said:
try dialing the power output back on the UAP.
Thanks, I will try that. I have seen others having similar problems going back to the previous generation of APs but I couldn't identify any one thing in particular.
All of the LR models are a horrible thing for anyone trying to use an AP. They are much too powerful and will overwhelm the radios in the gear around your house.
It is a very successful marketing gimmick
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Well the idea of an LR model is for big open areas and such, not for home use, surely. More like warehouse use where you have to mount them pretty far from where anything will use them.
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@JaredBusch I do understand that. I needed an AP and the regular version was out of stock in several places that I could get it from quickly enough.
I will also add that it isn't just the LR that I have seen reports/complaints of my issue. It was the other models, as well.
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Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
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@wirestyle22 said:
Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
I installed an Eaton 5S 1500 for my desktop - should be more than enough for your power load.
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@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
I installed an Eaton 5S 1500 for my desktop - should be more than enough for your power load.
Oh, and they are a sponsor.
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@Dashrender said:
@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
I installed an Eaton 5S 1500 for my desktop - should be more than enough for your power load.
Oh, and they are a sponsor.
Does that do something for me? Legit question.
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I just put an Eaton 1U unit in one of my remote switch closets. I like it so far.
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@wirestyle22 said:
@Dashrender said:
@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
I installed an Eaton 5S 1500 for my desktop - should be more than enough for your power load.
Oh, and they are a sponsor.
Does that do something for me? Legit question.
Nope, not that I know of..
but you could mention that you hear about them from ML, telling them that their ML dollars are well spent.. and hopefully they will continue to give ML money, which means ML will continue to stay online..SOooooo in a round about way, yeah, it's doin' somethin' for ya... it's helping to keep this site alive
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@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
@Dashrender said:
@Dashrender said:
@wirestyle22 said:
Receiving my Ubiquiti Edgeswitch ES-24-LITE, Open Frame Wall Mounted Rack, Patch Panel, Rack tray and mounted power sure strip. Any good recommendations for UPS solutions for A switch/Fios router/edgerouter?
I installed an Eaton 5S 1500 for my desktop - should be more than enough for your power load.
Oh, and they are a sponsor.
Does that do something for me? Legit question.
Nope, not that I know of..
but you could mention that you hear about them from ML, telling them that their ML dollars are well spent.. and hopefully they will continue to give ML money, which means ML will continue to stay online..SOooooo in a round about way, yeah, it's doin' somethin' for ya... it's helping to keep this site alive
I will absolutely do that. Thanks!
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Can't wait to set this up Monday. I'm foaming
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@brianlittlejohn said:
I just put an Eaton 1U unit in one of my remote switch closets. I like it so far.
Looks pretty sweet.
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@brianlittlejohn Which one? I am using an Eaton 5P (1500va) 1 U for my wan link equipment. I have the NMS card that is rebooting about once a day. Upgraded the firmware of the card, per tech support and the next thing to try is powering off the UPS and removing the card, replacing it and powering it up.
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@wrx7m said:
@brianlittlejohn Which one? I am using an Eaton 5P (1500va) 1 U for my wan link equipment. I have the NMS card that is rebooting about once a day. Upgraded the firmware of the card, per tech support and the next thing to try is powering off the UPS and removing the card, replacing it and powering it up.
Im using the 5P750R. Don't have the NMS card in it. It is just powering a POE switch in the closet.
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@brianlittlejohn Ah. I knew it was a "home" network thread but thought some people would have been blurring the lines with their gear.
