Can I use 4 of this AP connect with WDS?
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These APs don't support traditional WDS nor the enterprise Cisco wireless controllers but do have a built-in central configuration called Single Point Setup. Single Point Setup works with identical models (all WAP121 or all WAP321) and allows you to configure the first one and have the additional ones join "the cluster".
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/wireless/ps5678/ps12236/ps12250/c78-697404_data_sheet.html
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I don t know coz I bought only 1 with it s base ....never tried to connect more than 1
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While I suspect that a wide variety of NAS/NVR would work, I used Dahua's NVR 8 channel with POE for 4 of these cameras.I added a Western Digital 4 TB Green SATA III 5400 RMP WD40EZRX hard drive and the cameras are plug and play.These cameras are fantastic and you can connect them individually to a network but with the Dahua NVR I used,plugging the camera into the poe port bypasses the individual camera setup process. The NVR also alloweda single pinhole in my internet gateway to provide viewing all of the cameras on my android phone--anywhere.
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You can connect AP-1 via wire to a Router or a Switch. Connect AP-2 to AP-1 via up-link (without wire). Then you can use the port in AP-2 to connect PC, Device or a Switch. I would recommend only one wireless hop. It will not allow AP-3 to connect to AP-2. You could put a switch on AP-2 and then Connect AP-3 to that Switch and AP-4 via uplink. What are you trying to achieve?
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Not with this device. IOGEAR 2x4 is for using up to 4 usb devices between 2 PC's. Not 1 or 2 devices between 4 pc's.
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According to their compatible drive list, it can easily handle them.https://www.synology.com/en-us/compatibility/hd/DS713+
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yes, you can. i do not think there is a limitation for how many extension devises you can add to it. it is just like an ethernet line.
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That device will only support 5 APs, but you can then buy extra licenses to make it go further (up to 75 APs). Basically you'll have to buy two 5-AP license packs and have those added to the controller.
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I don't think so. Unless you could figure out a way to network a USB device but at that point you're better off buying a product meant to be a NAS. FYI, my unit failed after 1 month. Don't buy this product.
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You will need 4 adapters. Each adapter can only use one hdd. It has enough power for a mobile/portable drive.
2016109
This box holds 4 drives, you can add an additional drive housing that can handle 4-10 more drives via eSATA. This unit supports 4Tb drives in Windows (I'm using WHS which is based on Server 2003). I have it wired to my router, but there are slots so you could theoretically add a wireless network card (wouldn't recommend a USB one due to speed). I'm using WHS with Stablebit DrivePool to make the drives all appear as a single pool, but you should keep in mind that Microsoft has EOL'd WHS 2011.
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I don't think so but I have never worked with NAS. I use 2 ea 4TB external hard drives. It has two USB 2.0 ports for inputs. The DOS is rather old style and clunky. I can't see anything in the menu for anything but playing files from a HD. I would buy a better device than this one if I need to replace it.
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William, Yes you can, the diskless EX4 through the 16 TB EX 4 cases/software are all the same and will accept the WD 4TB drives
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I would say yes. I have multiple WD Hard drives attached to multiple macs with different Operating Systems on them... the OS really doesn't care what OS you have, so I would say you are good to go! Enjoy!! WD makes great products and you will be very happy with your purchase like I was! - Jeremy in TX www.MyMailBoxFreedom.com
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You can use WDS repeating i think although I have never done it with this particular piece of equipment, but I have used it with some success when no other options were available
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I can't be 100% sure about the 2 different models, I do run the ENS500EXT units in WDS and they communicate just fine. Make sure firmware on both units is up to date. Both set to N-mode, both set to the same channel width, both set manually to the same channel. Running wireless N mode mandates WPA2-AES encryption, so make sure both are set up that way and have the same access code. Running WDS requires static IP's be set on both units, and each units MAC address be registered in the setup for all units in WDS affiliation with them. Clients connecting to the WDS nodes require static IP or a separate router to operate as a DHCP server for them. I am just thinking off of the top of my head, I do have set up WDS configurations, but mainly use these units as AP's, or point-to-point bridges. Maybe someone else here can comment further, I know from trying to contact Engenius customer support in the past, their support staff is essentially non-existent. Good Luck.
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WDS is the technology used to bridge an AP to a router wirelessly. Check the product manual for recommendations and verify firmware versions etc before buying. There is a forum discussion here suggesting RV 120whttps://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11804946/supported-access-points-rv220w