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For those unaware: Unifi 3.0 is in Beta now and includes the enhanced roaming features promised. Worth checking out if you are having problems with the current build or need better roaming.
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Per their changelog:quote:New Features Introduced in V3 I'm not running it personally, so ymmv and all. Go here to get access.
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Spudalicious posted:Anyone have any experience with something like this? https://www.radiolabs.com/products/wireless/900-mhz-wireless-bridge-link.php That unit is just a rebadged and overpriced UBNT Nanobridge M9. Going to lower frequencies will definitely let you maintain a link in poorer conditions. If 2.4Ghz gear won't work, this at least has a better chance of working.
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I have maybe a dozen aircams running on a blueiris server. (bullets and domes) Very stable, haven't had one drop a signal or lock up yet. Quality is great for the money. (It's not axis, but it also isn't axis money.) Only real complaint is the bullet's mount is a little flimsy, not a problem for the production floor cams, but the exterior cams sway a bit under strong winds. Haven't touched airvision itself as I have a bunch of stuff with Verint and Iqeye as well. Though I hear airvision 2 is a huge improvement and I'm wanting to try their appliance on a smaller residential deployment. It is 24v poe, as most of their gear is. Not a problem, just use a 24v poe switch or multiport injector instead of the supplied ones to avoid the mess. They also sell 48v-24v poe adapters if you want to use an existing poe switch.
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adorai posted:eh I discovered amazon is the cheapest place to get ubiquity gear. Cheaper than every official reseller. Yeah, this is pretty much always the case. Just ordered a few touchswitches, a bunch of unifi aps and some aircams and Amazon was the cheapest by a few hundred.
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Cpt.Wacky posted:Are you guys running Ubiquiti UniFi stuff also using the software controller? I'm having a hell of a time getting it to run as a service and I'm pretty sure it's Java's fault. 2008 R2 VM, tried following the instructions and video, installed both 32- and 64-bit Java. Service appears to start but can't reach the management website. Yeah, though I'm using an appliance. Don't know if that's an option for you.
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If you're stuff is still just serial, look at Digi's RF modems. I've used them for ptp links between weighing indicators and terminals with great success.
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Why wouldn't they come out with a solar offering tailored to running their own gear instead of loving residential solar? Their core products are great, but ubnt consistently turns out half baked products in other areas. Mfi and unifi-video are both great concepts with terrible execution and their phone offerings just make me ask "Why?"
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