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CPE710 As a mesh unit? Trying to design a system.
CPE710 As a mesh unit? Trying to design a system.
2022-06-19 03:57:43 - last edited 2022-07-25 07:21:02
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Hello, 

 

I could really use some help. I'm trying to design a mesh system for a large outdoor space. 
 

The first span is around 700 ft of thick woods. 
 

The second span is about 400ft of woods.

 

I was thinking about using a CPE710 > CPE710 > CPE210 

 

Would this act as a mesh Wi-Fi system? If I'm standing between the CPE710 units would I have Wi-Fi signal? 
 

I am also looking at the omada system, EAP225, would this be a better choice? 

Thank you. 

 

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Re:CPE710 As a mesh unit? Trying to design a system.
2022-06-21 03:48:31

  @Onemoreguy Hi I don't think CPE710 can build a Mesh network. It only has direction antenna and it is designed for point-to-point connection.

Also CPE710 only supports 5Ghz, means it cannot work with CPE210 that runs on 2.4Ghz.

 

EAP225-Outdoor could be a better solution, but you may need multi units to build this network. One EAP225-Outdoor can handle about 300 feet, so you will need one root AP and at least 2 downlink AP.

 

Here is a guide about Omada Mesh network.

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