Can you use this unit in active networks ?
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No, network must be powered down. Fluke makes some excellent products that work on live networks.
1566527
We used it in our home, on in wall power lines that weren't live & it was a very awesome and a super handy device. I know the lines aren't supposed to be "hot", but IDK about networks.
602278
everything depends on your setting and what you want to do, I probably wouldn't use this unit for the purpose ststed - I would get a repeater, they cost about the same, but - it all depends on the setting and what you really want to do - a 'network guy' should look at your setting.
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No, this unit requires an active file server connection to a computer, etc on your LAN or via Polycom's servers - this unit will not operate as a normal Analog or Digital conferencing unit. Call 520-888-7888 for some ideas about what you may need. -Yada Yada Telecom
262433
The networking interface should work anywhere. This is a powered unit. You will probably have to convert power to the voltage/outlet type you have down there.
1420754
Yes you can but i would recommend connecting it via Lan cable to avoid any error when you want to set it to your requirements because it will ask for that.
1973009
Raymond,As far as I know, you can use the third AP at another location that is not apart of your network. You will need to download the software/controller on a pc tied to the new network you are creating.
2271959
Yes. It's the only way to use it. Plug in your LAN line from the wall jack.
1632294
I'm not sure. Interesting application, so the whole network could access the drive, but I think you'd have to reach out to the manufacturer for that one.
426998
Both WAN links will be active and the router will asign a WAN to each connection. So each active network connection will be using the link with the best availability at any time.
1748550
I've never tried doing this, but I don't see why not. Although I would've said the same for WD Livewire. I'd contact Linksys customer service.
1437899
I have 2 sets of these working all on the same network so yes you should be able to.
538064
I believe not. There are a few complete BT devices which can, but not BT adapaters. Your source unit can link to only one device/adapater at a time. So unless the receiving device can relay/link to others/sister units, you're stuck with only one receiving data time.
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You can connect as many Onelinks as you like. I currently have about eight connected without any problems. You need a unit for each zone. I think that's what you are asking.
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my unit works perfectly. check on your system settings as may be a setting to power off this device when not in use to save power and un-tick this option, thats if it exists.Network cards do have this option and i am not sure if this device has it, but check it out.
1792043
This unit will not test throughput. It will test Ethernet pin outs and shorts with the far end adapter. It also sends a strong tone.
1502816
I think you can, although I did not use it for that. I used it in a hotel to turn a "high speed internet connection" (wired) into a wireless access point for mobile devices.
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Yes, and it is is possible using the command line interface (i.e. from Serial, Telnet, or SSH)Here are the commands I used to do it:configureinterface GE 1power inline limit 0 #offpower inline limit 15400 #on