There may be a requirement to adjust the APs up and down if the heights of the APs on the buildings are different. Since the range for the APs is relatively short (30-50m), a necessary height correction is required. Thanks for your tip.
Many greetings
Rene
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- 4月22日,2020年结婚37点
- Forum:RouterBOARD hardware
- Topic:Pole mount for WAP 60G AP [SOLVED]
- Replies:2
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- Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:34 pm
- Forum:RouterBOARD hardware
- Topic:Pole mount for WAP 60G AP [SOLVED]
- Replies:2
- Views:11344
Pole mount for WAP 60G AP[SOLVED]
Hi everyone,
I would like to mount a WAP 60G AP on a pole.
Which pole mount (Quickmount Pro or Quickmount pro LGH or other) is the right one for the WAP 60G?
Many greetings
Rene
I would like to mount a WAP 60G AP on a pole.
Which pole mount (Quickmount Pro or Quickmount pro LGH or other) is the right one for the WAP 60G?
Many greetings
Rene
- Mon Sep 22, 2014 5:37 pm
- Forum:Wireless Networking
- Topic:帽经理
- Replies:165
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Re: CAPs Manager
I have the same problem, with my local WLAN on my RB2011 FW6.20rc9. In my firewall-log i can see, that the following packages are blocked: <150>1 2014-09-21T17:18:57+02:00 MikroTik FW-Input - - - FW-Input input: in:(unknown) out:(none), proto UDP, 192.168.177.254:38310->192.168.177.254:5247, len 63 ...