We give a consumer grade router (current Cambium R190W) to every customer.
We consider them write off consumables like Mounts and cable ends. they
cheap enough to not cost alot, and guarantee us a standard level of
connectivity. We chuck damaged.defective ones that come back. But if it
comes back
Title: Re: [AFMUG] Testing used customer wifi routers
TJ,
I set my returns up in house as a guest network. Anyone that visits or employees using their phones will sign into that test router. I also have a small computer that I connect to it that runs some non-critical monitoring software. I
; TJ Trout
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Testing used customer wifi routers
Why are they returned from the field?
If it's a disconnect... then default and redeploy and should be okay. Your
installer should verify functionality before they leave. Granted this is
apples and oranges... but back in my
Why are they returned from the field?
If it's a disconnect... then default and redeploy and should be okay.
Your installer should verify functionality before they leave. Granted
this is apples and oranges... but back in my WISP days using D-Link
802.11G routers it wasn't an issue.
If you
Bergman
Sent: Saturday, August 3, 2019 6:53 AM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Testing used customer wifi routers
I think the cheap ass in you should take over and realize your right... It is
cheaper to throw them away. Having said that, if you can't, resetting
I think the cheap ass in you should take over and realize your right... It
is cheaper to throw them away. Having said that, if you can't, resetting
then to factory goes a long way to "fixing" a lot of those. In the long run
it just seems those consumer level devices just don't last that long. If
