Can these power the newer Ubiquiti AC access points (passive / 802.3at compliant)?
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The ports that Netgear refers to as "POE+" are 802.3at ports. On this switch, these are ports 1 through 8.
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they can only power the ubiquit pro ap or UAP-AC if the AP or Radio says passive poe or 24v this switch cannot power those devices, this switch is 48v being it is 802.3at
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Too many unknowns (distance/topography/power/etc). I'd recommend contacting a local IT company to do a site survey. BTW, these specific APs are not designed for outdoor use. See Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11bgn
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Yes, they are. You cannot run them passively, though I don't know why anyone would want to. Anyways, it is both a "plug and play" and an airplay audio solution.
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Yes, it will work as an AP or a Client. And yes, has a RJ45 on the bottom that is also the POE (power over Ethernet) port.
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They don't provide POE. If you have a network switch that provides POE, (like I did) it will not work. You must connect them to a power source
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when purchased new these come with adapters to suit c type power. But I would call linksys support to be sure this setup will work.
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I know they can be setup as a bridge, a router, or a repeater. The authentication used [between] the devices is WPA2-AES/PSK. They "should" be able to, but I am not a network specialist, nor can I represent or speak for TWC or Ubiquity. I would defer your question to the Ubiquiti Forums. http://community.ubnt.com/ I do not have TWC as a provider, but this is a simple topology on how my network is setup. Site one is my main site and then I have two satellite office locations within a mile and nearly a straight line. Each site has access to the "big network". Each router provides it's own WIFI access. ____________(site 1) __________(big network) __________[router1-wifi] _________________| _______&lt;Ubiquity Access Point&gt; _________/_________________\ ____(site 2)______________(site 3) &lt;Ubiquity Station&gt;______&lt;Ubiquity Station&gt; ________|______________________| __[router2-wifi]_________[router3-wifi]
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Doesn't look like it will. From the Engenious specs: Active Ethernet: (Power-over-Ethernet) Proprietary PoE Design. They want you to buy their PoE injector.Why not go with Ubiquiti instead? I have several of their products installed and never had a problem or failure - only issue was one of their POE-15 power supplies failed on me.
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If you cannot wire directly to the AP using an Ethernet cable you could look at doing Ethernet over power line adapters which work very well over your electrical outlets.
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I don't think so, unless they have a EU standard plug or one of the newer outlets that are compatible with EU standard (since about 1989) -- I think they have their own type (H) in older installs. So, if the outlet is newer, it may work, but I can't say for sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets#Israel_SI32_.28Type_H.29
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No. They require an Ethernet cable connection with POE (Power Over Ethernet)
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I will have to check. Only one end needs to be powered. We were using them for sending POS DATA back to a pc, ended up pulling them out and installing a serial over cat5 instead to clear up some intermittent issues we were having. You may not have any trouble with them we had kind of a special setup I think is why we had issues.
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Yes this are PoE, but not the standard 24V. The Ubiquiti AP Pro uses a 48V PoE. This do come with right power injector. If you are going to use more then one I would use them with the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch Pro 8 Port PoE. They do have bigger port switches. You can set each of the 8 ports to use PoE or not 24V or 48V. Also please not if you are using the Ubiquiti AP Pro in a place like a Hotel, Classroom or some place noise maybe an issue DON'T use any of the Ubiquiti AP products they can be noisy at times.
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Yes it can be done but I may look at some of the higher power stuff Ubiquiti offers. You will need a CLEAR Line of sight to make this happen reliably.
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Yes. I am using it to push POE to an Ubiquity access point. However, POE is not enabled by default. You have to log into the switch management software and enable POE on whatever port your device is plugged in to.
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Power is always on to all ports (pins 45 and 78). It is not a good idea to plug in a non-PoE device that is using these pins.
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As long as the UAP AC is a POE (power over ethernet) device then the POE switch will provide the power and you will only network cable from device to switch.