Name: Ubiquiti UniFi 6 Lite
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UniFi 6 Lite is a 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 access point that delivers up to 1.5 Gbps aggregate radio rate with 5 GHz (MU-MIMO and OFDMA) and 2.4 GHz (MIMO) radios. Mount UniFi 6 Lite horizontally in the ceiling to cover a high-density environment, or mount it vertically on the wall to extend its range. UniFi 6 Lite has a compact and nano-sized design, so it can use nanoHD covers and mounting accessories.

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 And as that test spins up, we're getting roughly the same here, give or take, right? So it seems to be pretty symmetrical in its performance. And you can see a couple of dips here and there, but generally we're in the 500 to 600 megabit territory here. And that is really, really good. Again, this is going from the computer on the desk here to the access point and then upstairs through my ethernet network

 So you'll see better performance consistency and better bandwidth as well. And we'll have to see if that long range device that they make gives us better bandwidth beyond what we just got here. That one does have a four by four radio configuration versus two by two with this one, but overall I'm pleased and I'm seeing a bit of a performance bump here and I'll be able to take advantage of my connection a little bit better than I was before when I'm on Wi-Fi. And I also took out my iPhone 12 Pro and we got very close to the access point, no obstructions in the middle of it

 We got a nice performance boost for the Wi-Fi 6 devices that we have here in the house and we'll be back again with more adventures in home networking as things develop here at the house. That's going to do it for now, until next time this is Lon Seidman, thanks for watching. This channel is brought to you by the Lon.tv supporters, including Gold Level supporters Brian Parker, Jim Peter, Tom Albrecht and Chris Allegretta

Ubiquiti Unifi 6 Lite Review - WiFi 6 2x2 Access Point

I live on about 48 acres with 3 arge shops and would like to be able to set up a playlist in my house and have it broadcast to my shops. We are surrounded by mountains and hills so we dont get particularly good signal from anything, even cell service is super spotty. What i understand is ill have to run a digital optics line from my pc to a receiver, receiver to fm transmitter, transmitter to amplifier, amplifier to antenna. Is this correct or am i missing a step? I also dont know if the digital optics cable and receiver will work that way, couldnt find much about that combo.

<div class="md"><p>I live on about 48 acres with 3 arge shops and would like to be able to set up a playlist in my house and have it broadcast to my shops. We are surrounded by mountains and hills so we dont get particularly good signal from anything, even cell service is super spotty. What i understand is ill have to run a digital optics line from my pc to a receiver, receiver to fm transmitter, transmitter to amplifier, amplifier to antenna. Is this correct or am i missing a step? I also dont know if the digital optics cable and receiver will work that way, couldnt find much about that combo.</p>
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Greetings! I have no idea what im doing.

 I had no previous dead spots and could reach my garage w/o issue and now this is no longer possible.  Worse to get to my garage now I'd probably need a larger access point because the lite simply cannot reach my garage when placed as close I possibly can w/o going outside.  I'll continue to look for a proper replacement that meshes well and doesn't break the bank but for simple usage this isn't worth the hassle.  I should add that the IOS setup on this was worthless

I've used plenty of devices and while some are slightly more money I can't recommend these as the savings isn't worth the hassle. The lite boxes just don't perform well even for LITE use and their range is horrendous. I'd need 4-5 of these for the same coverage in my home as I has with two ancient Aruba devices (12+ years old). I do get Wifi 6 performance when I'm right next to them but I have a small house and I can't cover the entire house with the two access points I have

Can't recommend - poor performance and poor setup

Hello,  I'm tasked with setting up internet access for my neighborhood clubhouse.  We want to semi-control who uses the internet, and what they use it for (to ensure noone is downloading illegal materials, torrenting, over-using it, etc).  I was thinking of either a wifi router with a built in radius server, similar.  Max unique users is probably 40-60, with only 10-15 at any give time.  Any suggestions on what might be a good setup for this?  I've looked at pfsense also, but not sure that will do what I need.  

Thanks in advance.  I know this is't really "home" networking, but also not as complex as what would be needed in an office.  I've looked through old posts and don't see anything that matches what I think i need, but open to suggestions.

<div class="md"><p>Hello,  I&#39;m tasked with setting up internet access for my neighborhood clubhouse.  We want to semi-control who uses the internet, and what they use it for (to ensure noone is downloading illegal materials, torrenting, over-using it, etc).  I was thinking of either a wifi router with a built in radius server, similar.  Max unique users is probably 40-60, with only 10-15 at any give time.  Any suggestions on what might be a good setup for this?  I&#39;ve looked at pfsense also, but not sure that will do what I need.  </p>

<p>Thanks in advance.  I know this is&#39;t really &quot;home&quot; networking, but also not as complex as what would be needed in an office.  I&#39;ve looked through old posts and don&#39;t see anything that matches what I think i need, but open to suggestions.</p>
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Options for Neighborhood Wi-Fi

A really nice WAP, completely done in by crap support

I had a similar experience to you, replaced my wifi with Ubiquiti Unifi and never had a problem since.

Like the title says, I've only had smart wifi devices on my network for less than a month, and they may be causing me issues. I already posted in /r/HomeNetworking but the few responses did not end up with a resolution, so I thought I'd try here since it happened not long after going down the home automation rabbit hole.

 I have a TP-Link Archer A20, and around 60 smart devices connected, mostly plugs (most of which are on 24/7 and just there for power monitoring), a handful of lights, a few air purifiers, a garage door opener and a door lock. Everything but the lock is controlled from the Smart Life App. A few days ago, the lock (Eufy) went offline and everything I tried failed to get it to connect again. Then I could no longer add devices to smart life, because my phone no longer could connect to the 2.4 band, it would say connecting for a few seconds then give up and switch to a 5ghz band. Every phone and tablet in the house had the same issue. 

After trying everything else, I finally bit the bullet today and bought a cheap router locally, a TP-Link Archer C80. Set it up, and was able to add the door lock to the Eufy app since I had tried fixing it with a factory reset earlier. I was also able to add more devices in the smart life app as well, everything was fine. Then when I went to plug in two recently added devices into their respective locations, they showed offline. Removed one and re added it, but had to do it through AP mode because easy mode failed. After that, I realized it had had reconnected to 5G so I switched back, and watched in horror as it failed and went right back to 5G. A reboot of the router was able to fix it, but only for a few minutes, the exact same behavior I had with the A20. Looking at the Smart Life app, I can see one device I added earlier today is offline again, though everything else is online.

While I don't know how robust the C80 is, the A20 should have easily handled this many devices. I'm at a loss here. Am I just having bad luck with routers, and should I try another brand? The A20 is still in warranty so I do plan on RMA'ing it, but I would like to get a reliable inexpensive backup router in case my wifi goes to crap again.

Oh, the A20's firmware was up to date, but the C80 as expected was grossly outdated. I updated it to the latest firmware, but after reboot it told me there was another new firmware update, and it indeed was newer than the one it had said was the latest and had just installed, which I find highly suspect. The interface is also a slow POS, it feels like I'm on a 56k connection logging into the config page and navigating it, something I never experienced with the A20, before or after these issues started.

<div class="md"><p>Like the title says, I&#39;ve only had smart wifi devices on my network for less than a month, and they may be causing me issues. I already posted in <a href="/r/HomeNetworking">/r/HomeNetworking</a> but the few responses did not end up with a resolution, so I thought I&#39;d try here since it happened not long after going down the home automation rabbit hole.</p>

<p>I have a TP-Link Archer A20, and around 60 smart devices connected, mostly plugs (most of which are on 24/7 and just there for power monitoring), a handful of lights, a few air purifiers, a garage door opener and a door lock. Everything but the lock is controlled from the Smart Life App. A few days ago, the lock (Eufy) went offline and everything I tried failed to get it to connect again. Then I could no longer add devices to smart life, because my phone no longer could connect to the 2.4 band, it would say connecting for a few seconds then give up and switch to a 5ghz band. Every phone and tablet in the house had the same issue. </p>

<p>After trying everything else, I finally bit the bullet today and bought a cheap router locally, a TP-Link Archer C80. Set it up, and was able to add the door lock to the Eufy app since I had tried fixing it with a factory reset earlier. I was also able to add more devices in the smart life app as well, everything was fine. Then when I went to plug in two recently added devices into their respective locations, they showed offline. Removed one and re added it, but had to do it through AP mode because easy mode failed. After that, I realized it had had reconnected to 5G so I switched back, and watched in horror as it failed and went right back to 5G. A reboot of the router was able to fix it, but only for a few minutes, the exact same behavior I had with the A20. Looking at the Smart Life app, I can see one device I added earlier today is offline again, though everything else is online.</p>

<p>While I don&#39;t know how robust the C80 is, the A20 should have easily handled this many devices. I&#39;m at a loss here. Am I just having bad luck with routers, and should I try another brand? The A20 is still in warranty so I do plan on RMA&#39;ing it, but I would like to get a reliable inexpensive backup router in case my wifi goes to crap again.</p>

<p>Oh, the A20&#39;s firmware was up to date, but the C80 as expected was grossly outdated. I updated it to the latest firmware, but after reboot it told me there was another new firmware update, and it indeed was newer than the one it had said was the latest and had just installed, which I find highly suspect. The interface is also a slow POS, it feels like I&#39;m on a 56k connection logging into the config page and navigating it, something I never experienced with the A20, before or after these issues started.</p>
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Just got into smart devices last month, now my wifi is unstable

Great AP with fatal flaw

Hey all! I've been browsing around this subreddit for a bit and around online about setting up a home network to get started on a homelab. (Not to mention I want to cut my bill of Xfinity)

I was originally looking into NETGEAR Nighthawks as they seemed relatively popular. However, the more I browse this sub, I see disdain for them and more praise for Ubiquiti products. I'm a novice when it compares to you guys, but that's why I'm trying to set up a homelab, to set configurations and learn! What would be the best start for someone wanting to learn networking within my home? I specifically want the options and easy available resources to learn about them.

Any help would be appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Hey all! I&#39;ve been browsing around this subreddit for a bit and around online about setting up a home network to get started on a homelab. (Not to mention I want to cut my bill of Xfinity)</p>

<p>I was originally looking into NETGEAR Nighthawks as they seemed relatively popular. However, the more I browse this sub, I see disdain for them and more praise for Ubiquiti products. I&#39;m a novice when it compares to you guys, but that&#39;s why I&#39;m trying to set up a homelab, to set configurations and learn! What would be the best start for someone wanting to learn networking within my home? I specifically want the options and easy available resources to learn about them.</p>

<p>Any help would be appreciated!</p>
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Routers and Modems for Homelabs

I purchased this directly from Ubiquiti for the MSRP of $149, which is an excellent price. Ubiquiti's stock issues have improved; I recommend purchasing directly from them and paying MSRP instead of these scalper costs.  Added this to my network along with a U6-Lite to replace existing setup of two UAP-AC-PRO to add full WiFi-6 coverage. In testing I was able to get speeds up to 500Mbps with an average of 100-350Mbps on the same floor as the AP, coverage seems the same if not better than the older units

Excellent AP, but be aware of scalping

TLDR (or too long not going to read): I’m fed up and I am looking to replace my current routers. Any thoughts? Are there any that are known to work well with a network full of many devices?

I currently have two Asus RT-AC68U routers setup in a mesh (an option provided by Asus). Everything was great until about a year ago. We definitely noticed problems when we were all working / learning from home (four of us in the family), but even before that our house had a LOT of devices constantly connected (I was very surprised that we had issues since we never really did before and everyone was online in the afternoons and evenings, but I guess video calls maybe had a bigger impact than expected). I found that even if I had a good Wi-Fi connection my video calls struggled, but when I plugged in, even over powerline, everything was fine.

For some background, it is not like when we were all stuck at home, we suddenly had more devices connected. We have over 60 devices, a combination of Chromecasts, Google Homes, Kasa plugs and switches, Meross plugs, several Windows PCs, some Wyze cameras, and a few Chromebooks as well as several other one-off devices. Like I said, I never found I had issues before (I didn’t have HA running at this point). I also have many switches to get ethernet to as many devices as possible.

I have since started running HA and changed a few little things (added some Zigbee devices and changed our garage door system), but very recently things have gone crazy. Right now I am restarting HA over and over and when it boots almost no devices are connected. This has been happening sporadically over the last few weeks. I thought I had it fixed for the last few days after doing some updating and rebooting of the routers, but today has been terrible. I know it is the routers because I can’t really even connect to them with their own interface!

So now I am looking to just spend the money and replace these routers to get rid of this issue. One thing I noticed with the Asus routers is that they seem to have a pretty low limit of static IPs. I haven’t reached this limit, but I think it is about 50. I have a feeling that HA plays better with static IPs for devices like Kasa switches that connect via Wi-Fi, but I don’t know this for sure. I would like to have a system without that kind of artificial limit (even though I am trying to move more and more devices to Zigbee). 

So, after all that, I am wondering if anyone has any thoughts about my problems, but more importantly, any suggestions on a mesh router system. My main router will likely be in my basement, and I think it is probably best to have a node on the main floor and second floor as well. Our house is about 3000sqft, not including the basement. 

Thanks for any advice!

<div class="md"><p>TLDR (or too long not going to read): I’m fed up and I am looking to replace my current routers. Any thoughts? Are there any that are known to work well with a network full of many devices?</p>

<p>I currently have two Asus RT-AC68U routers setup in a mesh (an option provided by Asus). Everything was great until about a year ago. We definitely noticed problems when we were all working / learning from home (four of us in the family), but even before that our house had a LOT of devices constantly connected (I was very surprised that we had issues since we never really did before and everyone was online in the afternoons and evenings, but I guess video calls maybe had a bigger impact than expected). I found that even if I had a good Wi-Fi connection my video calls struggled, but when I plugged in, even over powerline, everything was fine.</p>

<p>For some background, it is not like when we were all stuck at home, we suddenly had more devices connected. We have over 60 devices, a combination of Chromecasts, Google Homes, Kasa plugs and switches, Meross plugs, several Windows PCs, some Wyze cameras, and a few Chromebooks as well as several other one-off devices. Like I said, I never found I had issues before (I didn’t have HA running at this point). I also have many switches to get ethernet to as many devices as possible.</p>

<p>I have since started running HA and changed a few little things (added some Zigbee devices and changed our garage door system), but very recently things have gone crazy. Right now I am restarting HA over and over and when it boots almost no devices are connected. This has been happening sporadically over the last few weeks. I thought I had it fixed for the last few days after doing some updating and rebooting of the routers, but today has been terrible. I know it is the routers because I can’t really even connect to them with their own interface!</p>

<p>So now I am looking to just spend the money and replace these routers to get rid of this issue. One thing I noticed with the Asus routers is that they seem to have a pretty low limit of static IPs. I haven’t reached this limit, but I think it is about 50. I have a feeling that HA plays better with static IPs for devices like Kasa switches that connect via Wi-Fi, but I don’t know this for sure. I would like to have a system without that kind of artificial limit (even though I am trying to move more and more devices to Zigbee). </p>

<p>So, after all that, I am wondering if anyone has any thoughts about my problems, but more importantly, any suggestions on a mesh router system. My main router will likely be in my basement, and I think it is probably best to have a node on the main floor and second floor as well. Our house is about 3000sqft, not including the basement. </p>

<p>Thanks for any advice!</p>
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