I saw these too... A 5 port version would be very nice... In fact I was
looking for a 5port POE powered and pass-thru earlier today.
8 port will work...
And the store shows out of stock?
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On 11/21/2016 12:33 PM, Andris Bjornson wrote:
This looks extremely interesting, particularly the PoE model.
Does " auto-sensing PoE ports" mean it will detect and deliver 24 or
48V as appropriate...even for passive poe devices? Or am I misreading
Do you know the expected time this will spend in beta before being
available in the main product pipeline in quantity?
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Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2016 05:06:10 +0000
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Subject: [Ubnt_users] Little UniFi Switches - US-8 and US-8-60W
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Hey UniFi Users,
For those of you who hadn't seen yet, we're adding two smaller
switches to
the UniFi lineup:
1. US-8. PoE powered with PoE pass through.
2. US-8-60W. 4x 802.3af PoE ports.
If you're interested in trying these out before they're officially
out,
feel free to sign up for Beta and buy them from our Beta-only store at
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this week.
Cheers,
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Hi all,
I've got several links setup with the new Litebeam 120 sector APs
and the
Litebeam AC CPEs. One of the links I have shows extremely poor
transmit
numbers when I run a speed test, but it always shows slow transmit
problems
depending on which end of the link I'm on. Here's the link
Tower w/Litebeam AP 120 --> Litebeam CPE on shed <-- Shed -->
Litebeam
120 mounted back-to-back with CPE --> Another Litebeam CPE on a
client's
house.
The Tower->Shed link is about 2.5 miles LOS and sits at about -56
on both
Chain 0/1, the Shed->House link is less than 1/4 mile and it's
also LOS
with about a -42 signal on both chains. All devices are running
8.0-beta19, which has been otherwise pretty solid as far as I can
tell.
If I login to the AP at the tower, I get approximately 6Mbps RX,
0.75Mbps
to the house CPE. If I login to the house CPE, I get the same
thing (6Mbps
RX, 0.75Mbps TX) to the AP. If I login to the edgerouter in the
shed which
bridges the two wireless connections, I get much better results,
roughly
25-35Mbps each way.
Has anyone else seen this? I worried the short link was too hot
at -42, so
I've temporarily turned on the auto power control to see if it
helps. So
far it has reduced the power, but hasn't seemed to help the end-to-end
speeds.
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