Velvis
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- Medfield, MA
I have installed and configured a number of Unifi networks the last few years replacing the ISP router completely.
A home user is looking for a new network system (switch, POE access points) but he wants to keep Comcasts modem in place, so Comcast is able to help him if he needs to call for support.
He also doesn't necessarily need Wi-Fi where the network equipment is located in his basement. (from there it feeds the POE access points upstairs).
Is there anything I should be aware of when keeping the Comcast equipment in the loop? Is there a reason to choose a dream router over a Unifi Express?
A home user is looking for a new network system (switch, POE access points) but he wants to keep Comcasts modem in place, so Comcast is able to help him if he needs to call for support.
He also doesn't necessarily need Wi-Fi where the network equipment is located in his basement. (from there it feeds the POE access points upstairs).
Is there anything I should be aware of when keeping the Comcast equipment in the loop? Is there a reason to choose a dream router over a Unifi Express?
