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New ISP Core Network Installation Guidance

ISP FTTH core network Proposal: 1. Summary What we build: A redundant, standards-based core with five parts: a border router two subscriber gateways (BNG/NAT) a dual aggregation switch pair GPON OLTs with passive fiber distribution two serv…

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Handy CMD for WISP Engineers and Technicians

I have been working on making a wireless network for internet distribution and have been recording some of my works. I wrote about Ubiquiti Lite AP Link: Line of Sight vs. Fresnel Zone and Struggles with Ubiquiti Lite AP and PowerBeam Connections .…

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Ubiquiti Lite AP Link: Line of Sight vs. Fresnel Zone

Earlier this week, I shared how I was struggling to connect two Ubiquiti Lite AP 120 antennas . After two more days of attempts, I’m still facing the same issue between my office and home, which are about 350 meters apart. At one point, I dismounted…

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Comparing TL-Link CPE510 vs Ubquiti Lite AP radios

I just wanted to write some notes on difference between two PtP and PtMP radio and antenna for WISP network deployment. I have used Ubquiti Lite AP, Lite Beam and Power Beam. Now I have started using the TP-Link wireless outdoor antenna radio such …

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Struggles with Ubiquiti Lite AP and PowerBeam Connections

Yesterday I attempted to link two Ubiquiti Lite AP units, one at my home and the other at my WISP office, but couldn’t get them to connect. I tested both ends, using wireless and LAN connections. While I could access the Lite AP interface through t…

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Testing EAP110 and EAP225 for WISP network

I had also bought recently TP-link CPE210, EAP110 and EAP225 for testing and then deploying them a sub urban area in the mountains. Both EAP110 and EAP225 are outdoor AP(Access Point) but their is only few hundreds. EAP110 which is 2.4GHz AP for wi…

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Why Archer C20 Cannot Extend CPE510 WiFi on 5GHz

Here is the question. I am trying to set up a CPE510 as an access point and use the Archer C20 as a range extender. I configured the Archer C20 in extender mode and it was able to detect and save the SSID from the CPE510. I can connect to the CPE210…

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Connecting LiteBeam 5AC with PowerBeam 5AC

I have been trying to launch a WISP(Wireless Internet Service Provider). I started to provide to a mountainous rural village. I had a point to point link(PtP) from my office to the village using two Ubiquiti PowerBeam 5AC radio antenna. I had to rep…

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Testing CPE510 for WISP network

TP-Link is one of major wireless product manufacturer and distributor in the world. I have been interested to see if the TL-Link radios and antenna are good or better for WISP equipment. Here I wanted to write note on CPE510 wireless long distance i…

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which to choose TP-Link EAP110 and EAP225

I have been running an WISP(Wireless Internet Service Provider) and was looking for radio and antenna other than Ubiquiti. I am using Ubiquiti products but want to use other brand now because many of the ubiquiti antenna+radio got damaged. I don'…

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TP link CPE210 and CPE510 for WISP network

I have used Ubiquiti products and though they were simple and easy to deploy, they get easily damaged. I have multiple times repaired Lite AP and now I have unrepairable Power Beam(at least where I live). So I thinking about using the TP-link produc…

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Repairing Ubiquiti Antenna and Radio

I have few various ubiquiti antenna and radio but some are got malfunctioning now like the Lite AP 120(LBE-5AC-120) degree sectored antenna. I have three of them and only one is working. I want to check whether I can repair these antenna, how…

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