Hi,
Re: AirGrid M2-HP 20dBi Grid Antenna 2.4GHz CPE
I trying to determine if this an access point, or a wifi to ethernet bridge, or both?
So 2.4 means "standard" channels 1-11, and the AP or bridge or (?) is integrated with the dish antenna to make on unit(?)
Seems like a good idea but what functions does it do? I tried emailing sellers and company but no answers...maybe someone knows? What does "CPE" stand for?
Bridge, AP?
Thanks.
CPE is Customer Premises Equipment Data sheets and docs are found here
Yes, but the documentation on that page still does not say what the function of the product is. Is it a wireless to ethernet bridge, is it an access point, both?
For some reason all the descriptions of this product refrain from saying what it does in commonly used wifi terms.
It's a Bridge or a Router. Your choice. See the User Guide Chapter 5.
It's a Bridge or a Router. Your choice. See the User Guide Chapter 5.
It's a Bridge or a Router your choice. See the User Guide Chapter 5.
It's a Bridge or a Router your choice. See the User Guide Chapter 5.
CPE is equipment intended to be sited at customer premises to give them access into a service providers network. To this end, it works as an AP, a bridge and possibly also a NAT router. I'm not certain how many of those it can do simultaneously.
Note that as well as wifi, it can operate in Ubiquiti's proprietary TDM mode, more suited to WISP use than wifi is.
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