Hensgen
2022-04-20 10:39:29
- #1
Hello everyone,
we have a single-family house (new build) and I am currently dealing with the proper installation for a decent Wi-Fi. The following key points initially:
Wiring: Cat7
Area per floor: 50 sqm
Basement: fiber optic connection, network cabinet, patch panel, Speedport router
Ground floor: 2 network sockets to choose from, for connecting an access point (PoE or power outlet)
Upper floor: network socket in the hallway for access point with PoE
Attic: network socket on the ceiling for access point with PoE
It is especially important to us that roaming between the APs works well.
Could I simply connect 3 Ubiquiti Lite, one per floor (basement is neglected)? Do they need to be specially configured?
Another question: can I simply connect a PoE switch for the PoE components after the patch panel?
Thanks in advance
we have a single-family house (new build) and I am currently dealing with the proper installation for a decent Wi-Fi. The following key points initially:
Wiring: Cat7
Area per floor: 50 sqm
Basement: fiber optic connection, network cabinet, patch panel, Speedport router
Ground floor: 2 network sockets to choose from, for connecting an access point (PoE or power outlet)
Upper floor: network socket in the hallway for access point with PoE
Attic: network socket on the ceiling for access point with PoE
It is especially important to us that roaming between the APs works well.
Could I simply connect 3 Ubiquiti Lite, one per floor (basement is neglected)? Do they need to be specially configured?
Another question: can I simply connect a PoE switch for the PoE components after the patch panel?
Thanks in advance