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Sounds like the reset button might be broken. If you still have the PoE injector that came with the access point, there should be a reset button on the PoE injector that may work when it's plugged into the AP.

Yes! Added another mesh AP that is standalone, and it serves me well! I have heard that it’s a bad idea to piggyback another standalone unit off the first one…I’m gonna try it and report back!

Can you factory reset the devices? I made a How To video for the ac-mesh ua-cam.com/video/7ybekL2GZbQ/v-deo.html

@@jtmcfarlan The memory was paded with 0xff ,so the bootloader and tftp are both failed.It need other device downgrade the oldest firmware,reboot,and ssh into it ,then run some command to make the backups of all the mtdblocks,the mtdblocks could be used to fix my device.There are about 7 to 9 mtdblocks in the memory,one contain personal privacy(the device in the setted state)and one contain device's privacy.it's better for me to get all the mtdblocks,but no matter what i got ,it would help

Any switch should work. Before my Unifi switch, I was using a old trusty Linksys WRT54G from 2004, and the mesh network still worked.

Well, like most plastics, the coating will degrade with UV exposure (sunlight) and if the cable is exposed, it's prone to damage (stepped on or snagged and pulled). Conduit will protect from all this...but if it's easy to replace, and a short run, and something that you don't plan on having long term....I can understand skipping the conduit. Otherwise, I would highly recommend putting the cable thru some pipe.

The furthest line-of-sight I can get in my backyard is about 90 feet, and there is still a strong WiFi signal (3 full bars in the wifi symbol). If you know about a good iOS app for wifi signal strength, let me know and I can get some better data for you.

@@jtmcfarlan Wifi man. Great app, actually designed by Ubiquiti.

Click bait title! I just bought a second AP that will be a proper "how to mesh" video soon.

I had this happen to me, thought it was stuck for good. Just gave it a nice bump up with my fist and it popped straight off!

@@bd0h189 Yes! I made with more force, nothing broke although that sound and feeling of doing this is very strange. :)

Googly eyes make everything better.

This access point has 1 port. If you want a second port for LAN output, check out this table on unifi website: unifi-network.ui.com/wi-fi#compare

Unifi AP should work with any router. Setup is still the same, through a web browser, or the smartphone app

Needs POE router ports, otherwise you will need to use the controller included with the UAP-AC-M.

I have the Unifi Swtich 16 POE-150W

The flex mini does not give out power. You either need to purchase a switch that is POE (power over ethernet). Or you're probably better off getting a 24volt passive poe injector. Ubiquiti has some: www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-Networks-POE-24-12W-G-Injector-Black/dp/B01DW99IPS Or on the ubiquiti store. Then you can use your flex mini. Run the wire to the mesh ap, and at the mesh ap location you'll need power/outlet for the poe injector.

Hey Mel. Glad we connected on facebook messages...I didn't realize I was getting comments here!

Yes, I get a good signal in the front of the house too...no line-of-sight needed. However, the more stuff in the way (walls, trees, etc) the weaker the signal. Sorry for the delayed reply...didn't realize I was getting comments on this video.

I think he looks great with long hair!

@@jtmcfarlan same