People who can't get through a log on with UniFi will be done in minutes.
CloudTrax is SISO, so range and capacity are limited by comparison but configuration is such that anyone can do it. My recommendation of CloudTrax was for people who need simple. One 400A would do better in this scenario than 1, 2 or 3 UniFi LR with cnMaestro on EC2 the cherry on top. A little interogation and he conceded the Internet was fine, the WiFi was down. Yesterday, the restaurant manager called from their VoIP phone system to tell me the Internet was down. To reinforce AK's comments about the LR sieries, an IT management company specified 3 LR in a rectangular restaurant space of 2000 sq. It is important to reference Zebra as their heritage is related to Cambium although the products are quite different and much more expensive. I've forgotten the name of the beamforming AP from Israel. No one ever made a mistake going with Xirrus. You should never deploy LR or any other "long range" APs in a dense environment regardless of manufacturer. In fact the LR by nature is designed to cover a wide area but it does so with antenna pattern changes to be more flat but less dense and changes the ACK time on wireless frames. The LR gear is not intended for dense deployments. We deployed UAP-AC-Pro units for indoor and UAP-AC-Outdoor for the outdoor locations.
#Cloudtrax wired client full#
With UniFi, it does the same thing if you are in "Wireless uplink" for an AP, but if you're wired then it's full bandwidth. With CloudTrax, at least when we used it, it was using traditional WDS for the "mesh" which means the further you get from the main device the less bandwidth you have available. It makes a huge difference what gear you run though as well. Of course bandwidth is shared over those 100 mobile clients, but they all connect and get to their social media just fine during the large events at this customer site. We've seen high loads of 100 mobile clients attached to a single UniFi AP with no problems. In fact we entirely replaced a setup for a client that was using 15 APs of CloudTrax with an 8 AP UniFi system with huge performance gains and much better handling of clients. I haven't used the Cambium cnPilot stuff yet but CloudTrax just doesn't work better than UniFi. Maybe that is partly responsible fo the Unibiquiti failure rate. Cambium offers cloud management and far more granularity at essentially the same price point for superior hardware and firmware. You can use the RF Elements bracket to put the ePMP1000 Hotspot radio on Ubiquiti antennas but you don't get the content filters like E400-500 as the hardware lacks processing power to support it.Ĭonclusion - No comparison between UniFi and cnPilot. cnPilot is a quantum leap from there and right over UniFi. If you're not a network operator and want dead simple that blows UniFi into the weeds, Open-Mesh CloudTrax. But then, that is the tradeoff for granular management without paying for Meraki. Typical of Cambium, configuration is rediculous.
Hopefully we can get Mtik RouterOS to run on it.Ĭambium is still in development, but more capable at this stage than UniFi will ever be. Nice piece of hardware although the MTU is capped at 9000, at least on the f/w release I was working with. I've enjoyed talking with their dev team and, just like the Vyatta pair, they have zero understanding of what opperators actually need. The overall scheme is disjointed and the controller is as well. Far and away the number one issue is hardware failure. I still havent changed the channel but I have come one step closer to the solution.We put put UniFi up in three environments.
I have read in some forum the ESP’s work ideally with channels < 10. In order to solve this issue one should configure the repeater not to change channels automatically. When the esp32 stops working i have checked the channel in the repeater has automatically changed to channel 11. When the esp32 is working correctly with wifi the funkchannel in the repeater is channel 1. “ I have followed your advice regarding assigning a static IP to the ESP, however this was unsuccesful. I found this comment by one of our readers related to a similar issue, but I’m not sure if it helps: I found this question that seems similar to yours: I’m sorry, but I’m not familiar with those kind of issues as I never had to deal with a setup like that.
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