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  #3066143 20-Apr-2023 17:22
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18 wireless, 4 wired





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  #3066153 20-Apr-2023 17:34
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I had to enlarge my iot vlan from a /24 to a /22 - at any time anywhere between 60 and 140 devices - lots are only there when the room is active so powered up.

 

Many many lightbulbs. Will be a lot more after I get the ones from the 2 for $5 deal on 1day installed in things.





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  #3066405 21-Apr-2023 10:35
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Including all the various tablets, smartphones, watches TV's "smart devices" and computers dotted about the house, at any given time we would have from 5 to 45 devices connected. At a guess.  





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  #3067283 23-Apr-2023 11:21
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30 'ish connected devices excluding infrastructure equipment, but more of course if visiting and residential guests are with us with their iPhones, iPads, laptops etc.


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  #3067344 23-Apr-2023 12:44
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45 devices connected to 4 Orbi mesh units

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  #3067374 23-Apr-2023 14:32
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3. computer, phone and tempest weather station


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  #3078116 20-May-2023 19:01
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Currently... 

 

1x 802.3 (desktop)

 

4x 802.11n (my personal laptop, HTPC, 2x cameras)

 

2x 802.11ac (wife's macbook, my work laptop)

 

2x 802.11ax (iPhones)


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