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How good is their wifi range?

• hedora 5y ago
  You'll want separate access points anyway. WiFi evolves faster than Ethernet.
  • ectospheno 5y ago
    I use an APU4 running OpenBSD for my router. WiFi is tp-link Omada setup. They have pretty much exactly copied the old UniFi interface so there was no learning curve.
  • perfopt 5y ago
    I already have a OpenBSD firewall with no Wifi and connect my Wifi Router to that. Since the APU models advertise WiFi I was wondering how good their range is
    • tadbit 5y ago
      The APUs don't provide WiFi. You have to get an mPCI-E card to add WiFi support. You'll want to look up the various supported NICs (wle200nx / wle600vx / wle900vx), how well they're supported in your desired operating system, and find appropriate antennas for them.