Bridge setup
I am setting up a Wifi bridge between 8 total buildings - Just want to know if this model or the EAP215 supports 1 master with 7 slaves. Since its wifi are they direct line of site?
3 buildings won't have LOS to the main building hence the WIFI bridge instead of a point to point system.
THe network will only be transmitting security camera's.
I can't find any literature about adding more slave or if they repeat similar to a mesh.
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Only 4 Sub EAPs can be added at most:
And we can't build a string mesh network with EAP Bridge models like below.
EAP bridge1))) ((((EAP bridge 2))) (((EAP bridge 3
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Only 4 Sub EAPs can be added at most:
And we can't build a string mesh network with EAP Bridge models like below.
EAP bridge1))) ((((EAP bridge 2))) (((EAP bridge 3
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Thank you
Do they need LOS? or Could i do somethink like this - I normally just build ubuquiti PTP but the cost is going to be to much for the client, so trying an alternate solution
Buildings 4,5,6,7 Connected to Bridge 1 -- 13- 4k camera's
Buildings 1,2,3 Connected to Bridge 2 -- 13- 4k camera's
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Some questions:
Is this is solely for the camera traffic, homing back to the main building?
Are the units each able to order their own internet connection from a local provider?
What is the anticipated bitrate from each camera?
Are cameras on a given building hardwired and uplinked with a wireless unit?
My concerns would be around contention for the 5.8G unlicensed band if there are 50+ consumer router/APs blasting. This is exponentially of concern if the cameras are expecting to connect wirelessly.
Building 7 is going to be a problem which will likely need it's own solution back to Main.
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