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Unfortunately they are different MESH solutions and they are NOT compatible.

You are absolutely right. Even when this motherboard successfully has been tested to boot (basic old boot) from NVME add on drives we did not venture to do it, as we just needed them to expand capacity and have fast access to data. This older machine did not include any port further than one mSATA on board and 6 SATA drives. Great improvement for data transfer and storage if needed.

Even having different technologies merged together in your network the only disadvantage is not having a centralized management but they will work just fine. Add the APs to the default network, as well as the default VLAN. That will give you basic functionality. Assign the APs to an AP group so you can easily manage different WiFis on them. Do not involve VLANs until you're absolutely sure what it will do and how it will organize your network. Just keep in mind that if you decide to do so, your switches must support VLANs too, which means they have to be at least layer 2 capable. All info is online, just do not rush to do it. Good luck with your project.

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You may do it maybe with site to site using OpenVPN which is easier to change the host name for an FQDN of the client/host

It depends more in the motherboard than the previous model it had. Write to us through our website www.technologymoments.com with details of your current motherboard or laptop model

I have not seen such option with these devices. We'll try to test a little more and come back to you

Hi sorry for the delay, yes I would go for the Max, it even has 2.5 GbE for LAn and WAN which may be very convenient now that those speeds are more common. amzn.to/3M9qwoi As for Ap I'd go for the Unifi 6 Pro which has a great cost benefit. For bigger infrastructure, If you have the option of getting a UDM SE for your gateway (amzn.to/3X4W70l ), youll have all you need right now and much more for future Cameras, 10 Gb Internet, internal storage, and more

It seems like your computer features a PCIe mini adpater so you'd have to go for the WiFi 6 card in that format ( amzn.to/3WYbAiO ) Good luck with your project.

I understand and that is something that is mostly handled by the APs. for example in Omada APs you will find that as MLO or multi Link Operation which will even let you mix 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz to have even greater speeds.

@@TechnologyMoments ​ windows 11 does not support it yet , even 320 MHz not working on windows 11 , only linux ubuntu has support for 320mhz on intel be200 . what you could reach same 6e 160mhz 1500mb more less , wifi 7 king still oneplus 11 5g :) 4g on wifi 7

Yes it does. But for this particular scenario with Open VPN you can use a dynamic IP with a NoIP service and just edit the "remote" server on the OVPN file

Not with the UDM Pro and at least with the GUI. You can do it with Omada's ER7206 ( amzn.to/4dnvp8U ) but setup can be a little tricky. I would make sure first it even works at all with TP-link

You can make astandalones setup and if you're not going to use a hotspot or captive portal no need to have the controller always up and running.

Sure, contact us this way or though our website www.technologymoments.com

You're right by the way the cheapest way to interconnect switches. Se discussed it in our Spanish channel ( ua-cam.com/video/tiollmKWqxw/v-deo.html )

@@TechnologyMoments not only that. did you know it also has the lowest latency? Due to the fact it doesn't need to convert it to light and back from light to data? So DAC is the way to go on small distances.

You may have to configure Firewall at the client itself. Take a look at our video: ua-cam.com/video/xWu5cIaPLkk/v-deo.html

Sure you can, and they work very well.

Actually it is ideal to use a different subnet as that is what the router will do, re route the packages to the appropriate network based on the port involved. Sorry about that.

You can choose from several, and our prefered one is the UDM SE ( amzn.to/4cYvT5q ). It includes all services needed to run the Netowrk Application and even IP surveillance Protect App (we love it) Other alternatives we've also liked the UDM (amzn.to/3zU64Vm ) which also includes the Network Application, and its newest version the Dream Router ( amzn.to/3yinWZI ) These UDM and Dream Router include a built in AP (very good ones) in WiFi 5 and WiFi 6 resepectively . Hope it helps.

With these particular routers (and currently, as this may change) is a little tricky from the GUI as what you may want to do is that you can assign each client a different L2TP connection, hence different usernames. To each, you will create an IP Pool with the same starting and ending address, so each time each of your users connect to the router, they will be handed the same IP Address. This is something we've done to a colleague and it has worked great for more than a year.

Yes, for big deployments may be quite some investment in SFP modules, but, big saving in optic fiber. For smaller deployments very practical. Have a great one!

Not at all. The router will open the ports it needs as well as firewall exceptions.

​@@TechnologyMoments i did with the same configuration today but not working I hope you can help me. thanks and best regards

No, the module cannot act as a chime. Any echo can act as a notification device.

If it has the same port and the correct keyed card, it will work with no problem.

@@TechnologyMoments same port for sure, idk what about key but i think that's will be ok

Of course, always welcome.

Hi, I understand. We've seen many poorly manufactured SFP modules out there, which locks are difficult to engage and to release. Some are even well branded. The trick is to place the lever at the correct angle to be able to pull it off. However if then mechanism was damaged, you might have to try sticking a thin layer of plastic between the SFP module and the socket in the card to release the securing locks which act as pins, or if I might make the analogy, like a cilyndrical lock in a door, which in this case is retracted by the lever. So it will be like forced entry using a credit card on a simple door

@@TechnologyMoments thank you I will try that

We've seen with this one as well as with several other solar powered models how important it is to pre charge tha battery connected to a USb adapter before using it with the panel. Also that at some intense motion areas, battery seems to be too small.

@@TechnologyMoments yeah you're correct I'm on my third one.. I have it plugged into the power to charge it but no lights indicating charging... the first camera had a big solar panel but this new one is tiny. put some black tape around the sensor make the area smaller

You are too close to the mainboards that did not support it. I would recommend testing a card that you can either use in another laptop or return.

I think you may be configuring something wrong I use this cam model for 24/7 over its SD.

Yes it will most probably work with it

Thanks for enriching everybody's understanding of Unifi as well as what they are doing right and wrong.

Correct you can personalize the form.

Not that we're aware of as that would be redundancy in device adoption not available on the GUI. Sounds like a great idea though

The phone I'm about to get!!! About speeds and caps on either end... well that is what our videos are all about. Theory vs Reality. We are just starting to create wifi 7 videos and as you may have been able to see... adapters still have a lot to evolve. Maybe even these APs, but as you said, maybe firmware will solve many bandsteering options not only for the phone but for the AP. Open Speed Test server has options for your cellphone so you can play around tweaking both ends of the connection. Congrats on your cellphone

@@TechnologyMoments Hope you aren't from Malaysia. Because in Malaysia apparently the wifi7 is not working. I think other countries for the S24 Ultra will have working wifi 7 example i heard it works over in Singapore right over the border next door. Better check to be sure. Samsung didn't even want to clarify when we can expect some sort of firmware update to add wifi 7 support. Cause clearly the snapdragon chip supports it.

@@TechnologyMoments i tested band steering for the EAP-773 with the samsung s24 ultra. it changes from wifi 6ghz to 5ghz depending on the signal. later it does switch back to 6ghz but it felt like it switched it too slow cause i moved to right beside the ap yet it was still stuck at 5ghz for a good while before switching back. Any tips for optimizing the omada settings for this? there is a ai wifi optimizer i tried, but i get the fail error "could not apply because could not scan".

@@TechnologyMoments yes i used openspeedtest to for my benchmarks. my nas is using 10g sfp+ fiber optic om3 to switch. the ap is powered by an ac adapter with blue led so no issue with power. And it's connected to switch via 10g base t ethernet.

@@TechnologyMoments did u hear, there is pixel 9, iphone and a samsung phone out soon (i think the s25 is next year?) That said i liked the S24 Ultra, hardly any bloat (it's a breath of fresh air compared to those china branded bloat full of god knows what). can't go wrong with it but it does cost a premium.

There is a lot of controversy regarding the use of single or dual antennae, or even the need to change antenna for 6 GHz band. I think manufacturers need to step up and answer these questions. Take a look at this for example: www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/193bwd9/do_wifi_7_cards_need_new_internal_antenna_for_6ghz/