Jmusic88 wrote What do you mean by removing 3dbm, I am cutting the signal in half? I originally had my first AP on high, but when I changed it to low, I was still getting a pretty decent signal...

Burro wrote on tl wa7510 it is clearly indicated on the top left corner of the screen that the access point is indoor/outdoor. Also the channel list and the firmware is different from mine (maybe...

Hi Jmusic88, 1. You can find out as follows: select »Medium« or »Low«, apply and then select »Custom« to see the last value. For my EAP225-Outdoor »Low« is 8dBm, »Medium« is 14 dBm and »High« is...

@geraikenangan, 300 Mbps is the maximum WiFi throughput at 40 MHz channel width. This includes protocol overhead of both, TCP/IP and WiFi layer. In 802.11n-only mode you can achieve 70% goodput,...

@CZar, you didn't fill in the firmware version, so behavior of EAPs can differ. Usually, if you log into the web UI of an EAP, the EAP switches to standalone mode, meaning it is intentionally not...

@Lucas_IT, check network routes next time the device loses contact. Devices using policy routing or STP such as MacBooks often »lose« the default gateway after some time when connected to UBNT...