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I would suggest looking into Mikrotik. Bit of a steep learning curve and a prerequisite that you understand networking, but cheap, reliable, feature packed. Th
by psidhu 6y ago
I would suggest looking into Mikrotik. Bit of a steep learning curve and a prerequisite that you understand networking, but cheap, reliable, feature packed.
Their WiFi APs are behind the curve (no mu-mimo even afaik), but you can just hook up some other wAP if you need the newer protocol features.
What I do is keep a Mikrotik router that does all the heavy stuff and hang wAPs off of it as needed. I especially love capsman for wAP management. They do have all-in-ones of course, just not my cup of tea.