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expiredShink posted Aug 24, 2023 09:07 PM
Ubiquiti Unifi Dream Router &UDR-US) back in stock at $199
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Yep the controller is integrated. Have one at the rents as they dont need more muscle that the UDMP has ( i run one of those elsewhere). Both have been pretty good once the UDMP got more than a few FW updates on it.
I'm still running a USG wtihout any dead ports (can you just switch to the other one?) but if I was upgrading i'd go up to UDM pro at minimum.
I'm still running a USG wtihout any dead ports (can you just switch to the other one?) but if I was upgrading i'd go up to UDM pro at minimum.
I'd like a UDM pro as well, but I don't really want an item intended to be racked just sitting on my desk. I'm also afraid of the noise from it. Does it have fans that sound like they're about to go into orbit if it gets warm?
There are several forum posts and reddits helping end users tweak their settings and hitting 900+
With full security features it can hit 850 with all threat tools turned on. It's a case of the end user not configuring properly. Ubiquiti is pro/prosumer for a reason. Also these threat IDS tools are way more advanced than any all in one consumer router.
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Don't scour Reddit/Slickdeals for networking advice, go read the Evan Mccann Tech blog. That's a guy with significantly more experience in this field and his recommendation is either Unifi or Eero -- which even tho I'm just a random dude on Slickdeals I agree with. I have a Unifi set up for my parents and have an Eero 6+ set I bring with me b/c I move regularly. I would happily get one of these + a U6 Mesh if I didn't get that Eero set on Prime day for ~$50. In the 1.5yr of having that Unifi set up only once has it bugged out for 30 min, go on Reddit tho and people with, likely legitimate, prior experiences from 5+ yrs back still complain about the stability. They've clearly come far from where they were. Absolutely love my Unifi set up, actually makes doing stuff like Homebridge or opening ports for Plex/Xbox easy. Also the $30 Wifi cameras are killer for Unifi Protect (even though I have HKSV), think they upped the price to $70 tho which is a shame.
There are several forum posts and reddits helping end users tweak their settings and hitting 900+
With full security features it can hit 850 with all threat tools turned on. It's a case of the end user not configuring properly. Ubiquiti is pro/prosumer for a reason. Also these threat IDS tools are way more advanced than any all in one consumer router.
This is the equivalent of a $80-$100 Tp-Link router for most house hold users, when it comes to Wireless 5/2.4 performance.. If you compare it to lets say the Costco TP-Link AXE7800 thats been around $200 on sale, its not comparable at all, its like putting up a tricycle against a car when it comes to performance. In most cases high end consumer gear outclasses Ubiquiti stuff and thats the norm. So unless you like to tinker and constantly look at your network dashboards nothing Ubiquiti has can keep up with most consumer gear on a price to performance ratio, you would have to spend a lot more money to get even close.
So while your $80 Tplink from Target will do so, these typically don't from my experience.
There are several forum posts and reddits helping end users tweak their settings and hitting 900+
With full security features it can hit 850 with all threat tools turned on. It's a case of the end user not configuring properly. Ubiquiti is pro/prosumer for a reason. Also these threat IDS tools are way more advanced than any all in one consumer router.
So while your $80 Tplink from Target will do so, these typically don't from my experience.
And why would they cap the speed by default if nobody else is using it?
And why would they cap the speed by default if nobody else is using it?
At home, historically, you would only have 1-2 devices attempting to eat up all available bandwidth so those types of devices didn't care. In the prosumer realm (think small business, where it originated), you could have multiple devices at a time vying for bandwidth at any one time. Since it can't predict, it just simply limits any one client from taking all bandwidth in hopes that it can still supply bandwidth should another client(s) need it.
Again, that's my theory. I know you can do this with bandwidth capping (I already do with 2 of my networks, but not my main) but that's not what i'm referring to. I think it's inherent, but I could be wrong. My AP has a gig port and is capable of 1.7gbps speeds (on 5ghz) but at any given time I can only see upwards of 300mbps per client. The only other test i've attempted is 2 wireless clients doing speed tests and they both still get about 300mbps max, which somewhat supports my theory.
Already have 2 Unifi APs.
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