are there any plans for releasing dualband AP’s for big interior installations with 802.3af/at power?
I want to powercycle remotely and get rid of bunch of cables in server room… and not threaten people who unplug AP in order to try out their notebooks (even if they deserve a punshiment).
I’d love to have 802.3af/at support on the hAP AC which you can easily house in a RF Elements Stationbox to have it look nice or a dedicated cAP AC would be awesome too.
The hAP AC does have a very wide range input voltage (11v - 57v) which would make it perfectly suited for 802.3af/at voltages but I guess it misses some other needed parts to tell the POE switch to send power.
The new hAP AC doesn’t support 802.3af? Are you sure?
I know Mikrotik only usually works with passive PoE, but I have the new mAP2n-lite, and this does indeed support proper 802.3af PoE, so I was thinking this might finally be the norm for Mikrotik? About time if so.
I just hope you guys eventually replaced that 10/100 Mb Ethernet with 1G. I am not getting that philosophy of “light ac” devices with wireless >1Gb and wire of 1/10
I have had an hAP AC on order for weeks. It’s ship date keeps getting pushed back.
I have checked 4 distributors and 2 of them got the international version. None got the US version.
Normis teases of wAP AC. Which is what I actually need. However, its AC V1. When is that going to be available in the US, 2017?
I really wanna like capsman. The only 3 wireless APS I have from Mikrotik are the 951g, wAP, and mAP lite. Let’s be serious… the throughput is horrible. Roaming is awesome. But I am limited to around 24 Megs with the wAP. The 951g gets closer to 65 Megs.
As soon as I switch over to Ruckus or UniF–k. I get the full bandwidth of my 130 connection. Partly because everything jumps to 5G. But I still get nearly 65 Megs on 2.4.
I am almost to point where I am wanting to shove RouterOS onto UAP Pro ACs.
Anyways… what is up with the US models and more importantly US stock?