Ubiquiti NanoStation loco M5 Hardware & Software Review and how to setup in bridge mode
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![Testing ASUS [AiMesh] [Repeater] [Access Point] Whole-home WiFi](https://img.youtube.com/vi/5sagIw6_ofE/0.jpg "Testing ASUS [AiMesh] [Repeater] [Access Point] Whole-home WiFi")
Any chance you can walk us thru setting ours up? we got 2 m5’s and they had us buy the airrouter wireless router …we cant get connected 🙁
@Lawrence Systems/PCPickup what would you recommend in a wifi hotspot for 100+ clients on mobile ?
thanks wery much.very helpful for me.it works
I have a netgear ac1900 router in my house, I have a guest house 500ft away, could I use a pair of these to create a bridge to the guest house that’ll feed another ac1900 router inside the guest house? would I be able to get 2.4ghz & 5ghz at the 2nd house through this setup?
I would like to pick up a public wifi that is 150m away and repeat it in my home, do you think this could work?
This may have already been answered….apologies if so. I know you mentioned at 5:40 that these are capable of passing VLAN traffic. Does this mean that multiple VLAN traffic, both tagged and untagged, can be passed simultaneously over a single bridge deployment of two of these devices? For example, I need to pass both vlan1 and vlan2 traffic from building A to building B at the same time. Can this be done using these?
Thanks.