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  1. harry4742
    You can find used Meraki-APs with license for abaout 200-300$ on ebay. go for it
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    The SNRs are not perfect but ok and a 16X4 config should handle your 5mbs easily. So somewhere Comcast/Amazon
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    Has your Server multiple interfaces? If so, which one has an IP-Address?
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    i think unifi has you covered here too
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    first, you probably need two of each of these cables, these only have one fibre, youll need two for duplex secondly, which connector do you need on each end? there are a lot like LC, SC, ST, MTRJ.... plus do you need single mode (yellow) or multimode (other colours) and reading the specs, this thing is config to order so its probably price per meter + connectors + work if you want to lay it outside, make shure its protected against rodents and stuff
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    i dont think so, the wifi cards need mini pcie ports
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    And please add the bpdu guard
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    DHCP 1) costly but probably the most secure option, shitty administration 2) Can be done, but 3) is better 3) Add a dedicated services VLAN for stuff like this (and DNS/file), most common solution, simple administration DNS DNS does not need a Server on your Vlan/subnet or even on site, you can directly communicate with public DNS servers if you want put it in the services net and configure ACLs for it, number of interfaces is up to you Files let there be user accounts and permissions, seperate security stuff for security reasons DNS works tree based, so your local domain is abc.local, then subdomain can be sec.abc.local....... can be done but not nessecary in smaller networks, ACLs do the trick, just use files.abc.local and then User-Account and Perms
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    Keep your current router, turn of its wifi and add an access point
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    Infiniband and Ethernet are different standards! If you use Ethetnet you will see 40Gb
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    You have to disable all the "router" functions in the second router (turn off DHCP,NAT)
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    what do you mean by it drops a lot, once a minute? whats your isp
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    as long as the cpu instruction set works for you its ok
  14. harry4742
    two ways: RIAD 5 on the Controller or Software RAID (ZFS or Storage Pools(Windows))
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    So what is the question?
  16. harry4742
    The most badass APs can handle up to 1900 devices, 25 users per AP is nothing for an enterprise grade AP See page two: https://www.xirrus.com/pdf/XR-High-Density-Access-Points-Tech-Brief.pdf
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    try diskpart on a windows machine (in cmd type diskpart and then use "help")
  18. harry4742
    balanced fans on all four mountings or leave b out
  19. harry4742
    it would but i think he would have to format his drives
  20. harry4742
    So you don't need 802.11r and have relativley few clients, I would recommend ubiquity (AP-AC/AP-AC-PRO) or you can go with Mikrotik (50$ per AP and 100 to 400$ for the router that can manage APs centrally (called CapsMan) and run your network firewall/routing
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    BUT CANT WAKE THE PC IT IS ON
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    the 212 wont fit
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    i do have a clue teamviewer can send the packets but cant wake the pc its on
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    it might be a wimax antenna, that thech is rarely used and when only by large corporations as a wireless backbone and they dont by used so throw it away
  25. harry4742
    is your booster a wifi repeater? did you check your surrounding wifi's, your neighbor might be interfering or the repeater is simply broken
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