Using 1 wapac. Set to cap or dual ap better?

[onepiece999]

Bro which setting is the best?

[cdiedrich]

The best solution is the one that suits you.
It really depends. If it’s “just” a small apartment and the AP is used for home use, nothing is speaking against setting it up as dedicated AP.
Labor-wise, setting it up as CAP it would be pretty much the same.
If you need scalability, either AP- and/or SSID-wise, going for CAP is surely better.

Be aware that CAPsMANaged networks do not support MTik’s proprietary extenions, so just adding another MTik devica in station-bridge mode to hook up regular wired devices to the existingg WiFi does not work.

-Chris

[onepiece999]

@cdiedrich

The best solution is the one that suits you.
It really depends. If it’s “just” a small apartment and the AP is used for home use, nothing is speaking against setting it up as dedicated AP.
Labor-wise, setting it up as CAP it would be pretty much the same.
If you need scalability, either AP- and/or SSID-wise, going for CAP is surely better.

Be aware that CAPsMANaged networks do not support MTik’s proprietary extenions, so just adding another MTik devica in station-bridge mode to hook up regular wired devices to the existingg WiFi does not work.

-Chris

thanks bro reply!!

1.i saw so many function using cap mode is can not use…EXAMPLE CAP SCANNER
2.cap mode …vap don’t know how to config…

[cdiedrich]

@onepiece999

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1.i saw so many function using cap mode is can not use…EXAMPLE CAP SCANNER
2.cap mode …vap don’t know how to config…

Well, there is a couple of features “missing” in CAPsMAN, but no real show stopper. CAPsMAN works great for its purpose.
Adding vaps is as simple as creating a new configuration and adding it as slave configuration in the provisioning entry.

-Chris