I would not use the wireless uplink for this scenario. While it does work
pretty reliably, I would only use it in a very low usage environment. Each
downlink AP about halves performance. Even without knowing how many users and
how large an area are you talking about, I would definitely go the separate
backhaul route.
On July 29, 2016 1:07:26 PM PDT, Steve Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
>Those of you who use Unifi. I am about to do an outdoor event for 1
>week. Going to use Unifi to provide Wi-Fi.
>Question: How much bandwidth do you lose per AP if you use the Wireless
>link ability of the AUP-Outdoor+ Aps (2.4 Only).
>
>I will have 1GB fiber to the location. 3 Buildings and a large outside
>area to cover so I have 4 outdoor Aps. Should I setup a 5.8 Omni 40Mhz
>wide with a Nanobeam 19 at each AP and building to feed each APs or
>will the wireless link of the Unifi suffice? Going to give 5MB per
>connection and don’t want to kill the main Unifi AP.
>
>TThoughts
>
>Steve Barnes
>Wireless Operations Manager
>PCSWIN.COM
>NLBC.COM
>
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