Ubiquiti introduces EdgeRouter X
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LOL, how did you miss that? That's what the unit is all about! We were all pretty surprised when you went for it.
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As I plan to use this with a Ubiquiti AP while traveling, looks like it might be perfect.
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@scottalanmiller said:
LOL, how did you miss that? That's what the unit is all about! We were all pretty surprised when you went for it.
Well, since I already own the AP, it works out well for me
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And I realized that it had POE pass thought, but I didn't realize POE was a requirement to power the router
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@Aaron-Studer said:
And I realized that it had POE pass thought, but I didn't realize POE was a requirement to power the router
You can use a DC adapter, it's just not included, although some websites say it is. UBNT's site says it isn't.
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All the other sellers are showing July/August dates for availability...
Hopefully I really will get mine, the seller said he has the first 50 units off the production line..
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@Aaron-Studer said:
seller said he has the first 50 units off the production line..
Of course he did. to get your money.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Of course he did. to get your money.
No worries mate, it's Amazon
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So Ubiquiti makes a affordable Enterprise Grade AP and Router, but the switchers are kinda pricey for home use, and I don't need that many ports.
Any suggestions for a affordable new gigabyte switch to go with the router?
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@Aaron-Studer said:
So Ubiquiti makes a affordable Enterprise Grade AP and Router, but the switchers are kinda pricey for home use, and I don't need that many ports.
Any suggestions for a switch to go with the router?
Dell PowerConnect 5448/5424 can be picked up pretty cheap used.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Dell PowerConnect 5448/5424 can be picked up pretty cheap used.
Also, must be able to fit in a one bedroom apartment without getting "the look" from the wife
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If you are only looking at the EdgeSwitch, then yes, that is because they are PoE.
This is their low end switch
https://www.ubnt.com/accessories/toughswitch/ -
@Aaron-Studer said:
So Ubiquiti makes a affordable Enterprise Grade AP and Router, but the switchers are kinda pricey for home use, and I don't need that many ports.
Any suggestions for a affordable new gigabyte switch to go with the router?
Netgear has low cost, eight port units.
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What about something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-SG108E-8-Port-Gigabit-Tag-Based/dp/B00K4DS5KU/
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I would never spend a penny on a TP-Link. Worthless garbage. Been saddled with one in Spain and it was hell. Spend the extra $2 to get serious gear.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I would never spend a penny on a TP-Link. Worthless garbage. Been saddled with one in Spain and it was hell. Spend the extra $2 to get serious gear.
this...
I use these for cheap gigabit home switches.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I would never spend a penny on a TP-Link. Worthless garbage. Been saddled with one in Spain and it was hell. Spend the extra $2 to get serious gear.
Ouch, really? I have deployed a bunch of them.
Also, we have a bunch of TrendNET switches here that work well for us. Completely unmanaged of course.
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@Aaron-Studer said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I would never spend a penny on a TP-Link. Worthless garbage. Been saddled with one in Spain and it was hell. Spend the extra $2 to get serious gear.
Ouch, really? I have deployed a bunch of them.
Also, we have a bunch of TrendNET switches here that work well for us. Completely unmanaged of course.
Don't know about TrendNet. But definitely not stuff I would be too likely to look at. What's making you use that kind of stuff?
TP-Link is the super, ultra cheap Chinese stuff sold to third world consumers. I've never seen someone buy it in the US before.
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@scottalanmiller said:
TP-Link is the super, ultra cheap Chinese stuff sold to third world consumers. I've never seen someone buy it in the US before.
Get over yourself. TP-Link is super common in retail stores in the US. This is not new.
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@JaredBusch said:
@scottalanmiller said:
TP-Link is the super, ultra cheap Chinese stuff sold to third world consumers. I've never seen someone buy it in the US before.
Get over yourself. TP-Link is super common in retail stores in the US. This is not new.
I knew some low end retailers were starting to carry this to lower prices, have never heard of it being purchased though. I tried it once in the US and the equipment didn't work - thankfully it was just a $10 wireless USB adapter and nothing more. The equipment we had in Spain had to be restarted several times a day.
Are you saying you know of people who are buying this? I never said it wasn't in retail stores, just that I've never heard of someone buying it.
