Multi-point bridging advice (CPE510): How many units?
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Multi-point bridging advice (CPE510): How many units?
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We are considering purchasing the CPE510 for multi-point bridging.
We need some advice. We currently have three buildings and we want to connect them: the main building (internet) plus two satellite buildings (remotes). We want to bridge the remotes to the main building. The two remote buildings are close together and are roughly 300 ft (100m) from the main building - forming a triangle. Based on the math, one CPE510 horizontal angle (65 deg) mounted at the main building can cover both remote buildings.
Q: How many CPE510's should we use? Three or four?
Hardware Version : Not Clear
Firmware Version :
ISP :
We are considering purchasing the CPE510 for multi-point bridging.
We need some advice. We currently have three buildings and we want to connect them: the main building (internet) plus two satellite buildings (remotes). We want to bridge the remotes to the main building. The two remote buildings are close together and are roughly 300 ft (100m) from the main building - forming a triangle. Based on the math, one CPE510 horizontal angle (65 deg) mounted at the main building can cover both remote buildings.
Q: How many CPE510's should we use? Three or four?
