mattb75 15 Posted September 28, 2018 You guys are going seriously heavy duty with your coverage!!I made the move to ubiquity this summer - a single UAP-AC-Lite - and can’t recommend it enough! I live in a 100sqm / 1100sq ft brick and plasterboard house built in the UK in the late 90’s. the AP is ceiling mounted inside a airing cupboard / closet in the middle of the house on the 1st floor.I get 5G coverage across the whole of the upstairs and most of the downstairs, it’s patchy in the corners of the utility/laundry room, but that’s not really a place I need 400+ Mbps connectivity!!2.4G coverage is solid throughout the house and garden as well as a fair way up the street.I’m wondering for those of you pushing 4 or more AP’s how you are managing self-interference on the 2.4Ghz spectrum assuming you’re using the channels 1-6-11 setup or are your layouts / house construction such that you don’t get any same channel coverage overlap from your AP’s?I don’t use the cloud key either, I have the controller running on a Ubuntu VM. I do like the idea of the cloud key to remove any reliance on my VMware setup but want to capture as much data/stats as possible as I also run a USG and like the DPI details and 5 minute granular details the CK doesn’t have the internal capacity to hold for as long.Overall very impressed with Ubiquity’s Wi-Fi offering, I’ve had no issues since switching. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
oj88 113 Posted September 28, 2018 I have two APs on Channel 6 but they're also the farthest apart (each end of the building and a floor apart). Even so, there's still a tiny bit of bleed-through, not enough though to cause any issues. The remaining two APs are on Channels 1 and 11, respectively. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites