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Question: Some of the reviews say the setup is easy and yet others say you need a working knowledge of networking. Which is it?  I want to use this at home.
Document: I will start off by saying that my job is running a computer department for a public company, but anyone can set up and use this device. If you have some advanced knowledge of routers and AP's, it helps but not a must for home users. I had read through the reviews and saw where some people had problems setting them up, but most problems were solved by downloading and using the latest software. So when my AP arrived, I did not even take the included disc out of the box.
They are targeted for commercial application, comparable to Cisco Aironet wireless products. In other words, they are not targeted towards the average home user where you just plug it in and it works. You need to have knowledge about networking and be willing to potentially do the initial configuration on a "sandbox" (isolated) network unless you're willing to disrupt your "live" network.
It took me less than 3 minutes to setup everything. Unlike some others said it is only for professionals, this one is actually is very easy to setup for everyone. All you need is to create a couple of usernames and passwords.Since we use broadband everyday now, it is far more important to have strong and reliable connection than saving a few bucks (like choosing a $20 wireless AP). Thanks Ubiquiti to provide such a good product for us.
Needless to say, my entire block has WiFi now. I have 3-4 bars more than 100ft from my house in all directions. In my house I have a steady 30+mbps everywhere.While technically you should have the setup utility running on a server, it doesn't need to run all the time unless you want to collect statistics.
I've been setting these up in businesses recently. They are extremely stable, have decent software for monitoring and have excellent range. They are well worth the money. The mounting options are pretty nice too, mounting to a drop down ceiling or on the wall.They are not really meant for home use unless you know what you are doing. The reason I say this is because it is an access point only - you will need a separate router.
Moving the POE injector closer fixed that issue.CONCLUSIONOverall easy to setup for a person who understands networking, could be difficult for a normal user. Has amazing range and stable. If you have setup other routers in the past this shouldn't be that difficult. I purchased this for home because I needed it but also because I plan on installing 3 of these in a new office building we are moving to at work.If you have a questions I will be happy to help out. Comment below
I have nothing bad I can say about this product. I looks great, it works great, and it's super easy to setup. I have setup many, many access points and wireless routers as well as other network devices. I have never seen setup software that was able to find the device on the network as quickly as this did. It truly seemed instantaneous. I've seen reviewers suggest that if you are a novice, you should consider a product made for the home consumer.
This is one of the best wireless access point up to now with long range and a stable connection throughout the house. Setup is not as easy as the others but was up and running within an hour. Verify that port 8080 is not in use on your system and that you have Java version 6 (not 7).
I'm a fan. Easy to setup. Enterprise grade features and quality at a home price. Can't say enough good things about them.
So many times i have read tons of great reviews on Amazon to find that the product is not as good as most seem to rave, but here the hype is true, really a superb product, it has at least twice as much range as my dlink access point, its very easy to setup once you follow the instructions, only negative is that you do need java to install it, but once you do, its just works.
Answer: The controller software that is provided made it pretty simple. Plug it in, load the app, connect to the AP, type in your settings. There are more advanced configurations that would require a bit more knowledge to set up well, but otherwise, as long as you can get the software loaded (which admittedly took a few minutes to figure out on my iMac), little domain knowledge should be required.