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dazzanz

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#315372 8-Jul-2024 19:37
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I have a few Orbi routers/wifi access points from Orcon however I don't intend to be using them forever so I will have to return the Orbi devices at some point. I'd like to migrate to something else eventually such as Grandstream. I currently have a need for an extra wireless AP and thought about purchasing a Grandstream AP. Will they operate fine together assuming I use same SSID and password? Then eventually I can purchase all Grandstream gear (Unifi is the other option but they seem more expensive). My final setup would be 3-4 access points, a router and a couple switches with POE.


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  #3257644 9-Jul-2024 08:07
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Aruba Instant On AP25 all cloud managed, no "controllers" and just drive from an App on your phone or the web portal





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  #3257825 9-Jul-2024 17:30
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I think the Grandstream one also doesn't require a separate controller.


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  #3257834 9-Jul-2024 18:16
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Hi correct Grandstream can use either one of the APs as master that control the others locally, or sign up to gwn.cloud and point the APs there, all done.

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