| What is the best 802.11g AP? Hi,
Is that
Deliberant
Mikrotik
or
Ubiquiti
Please specify model like, Ubiquiti Powerstation.
If is there any other brand that you like, that will be OK, too. But main things that I want, It shouldn't be burn up in basic thunders.(I'll use ethernet and coax. protector) and should handle like 100-150 customers.(All of'em ain't gonna download something in same time, their cpe is gonna be their roof and it should be always connected) |
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| said by sarpkaya:Hi, Is that Deliberant Mikrotik or Ubiquiti Please specify model like, Ubiquiti Powerstation. If is there any other brand that you like, that will be OK, too. But main things that I want, It shouldn't be burn up in basic thunders.(I'll use ethernet and coax. protector) and should handle like 100-150 customers.(All of'em ain't gonna download something in same time, their cpe is gonna be their roof and it should be always connected) Nothing 802.11g will handle that many customers period. |
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mikrotik told me it can handle max. 2000 users theoretically |
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haywire4
join:2006-08-28
San Francisco, CA | reply to sarpkaya
»dumbsigns.blogspot.com/2007/07/s···wer.html |
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said by sarpkaya:mikrotik told me it can handle max. 2000 users theoretically Many APs can "handle" 2000 users and allow them all to connect, however in reality an strict 802.11g AP will only handle maybe 50 customers tops. |
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 John GaltForward, MarchPremium
join:2004-09-30
Happy Camp
kudos:3 | said by cmaenginsb:said by sarpkaya:mikrotik told me it can handle max. 2000 users theoretically Many APs can "handle" 2000 users and allow them all to connect, however in reality a strict 802.11g AP will only handle maybe 50 customers tops. To further clarify...the limitation is in the protocol, not the hardware.
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