thecomputerguy
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WiFi 7 exists already because WiFi 6 is hot garbage. You have to be basically point blank with the WAP with no signal interference at all to get full speed.
Then you find out that most WIFI 6 interfaces don't have the guts to push that speed anyway.
True, but WiFi 7 WAPs can actually hold WiFi 6 devices to their actual capabilities.Yeah one of the reasons why we went with 6 is the UB AP's on WiFi7 have audible mechanical fans built into them ... which I see as a failure point. Also untested new tech.
Also no one really has WiFi 7 capable devices yet.
True, but WiFi 7 WAPs can actually hold WiFi 6 devices to their actual capabilities.
But again once you do that, you'll find out... the WiFi 6 endpoints can't actually do WiFi 6 things.
Oh yes, I don't mean to disparage your work it's well done. I'm just pointing out what you're seeing in terms of performance is normal.Well the worst speeds we saw before disconnection in the parking lot about 200 ft from the nearest AP was 100 down ... So it should be fine.
Kind of hard to say. Need more details. Like what is the end point? Where are you connecting? Is there any QoS? How/where are you getting the download speed from.Anyone know why on a Gig I'm only getting 500 down using U6 Pro's ... I've heard changing the 5GHz channel to 80MHz?
Fiber is so plentiful and cheap pre-made in various lengths now, or so many places around that will custom make lengths for you, they'll terminate the ends. Just get your switches with SFP+ ports and the fiber transceivers (which..UI sells)..and boom you're done.
Ok so switch to switch or gateway to switch is LC to LC + UB transciever.We stock a bit.....
You have OM4 LC to SC for going from the fiber box to your SFP+ transceiver...or other connections that have the SC type
And LC to LC for the connections say...from a servers fiber NIC...to a switch. Or...switch to switch. (although with Unifi switches we get UI's own 10 gig DAC for those switch links)..and we stock a bunch of UI SFP and SFP+ transceivers
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I am simply in awe of the networking pro's here