Configuring my Ubiquiti NanoBeam 5 GHz, 16 dBi airMAX (NBE-5AC-16)

[farmerjohn1324]

The UAP-LR comes with a PoE injector, since it doesn't come with a power adapter. The AP itself only plugs into an ethernet cable.

The reason for suggesting the EdgeRouter was because they have a PoE model which would let you connect multiple APs without the need for an injector, and it has a much more robust feature set. The belkin would work as well, you'd just need to use the injector (included), and you'd have much more limited expand-ability and routing functions.

I'll just wait to get my UAP-LR in the mail and see where I'm at.

Who knows? Maybe I'll be able to figure it out myself.

But if not, I really appreciate that you guys have been so willing to help me.

 

[farmerjohn1324]

Okay I got my UAP-LR.... I am at downloads.ubnt.com/unifi but can't find the download link.

Can anyone else find it?

 

[voyagerfan99]

Expand UniFi AP LC and download the controller software.

Please note you must have java installed.

 

[farmerjohn1324]

I downloaded the controller software and this box comes up... when I click on the box... it says "insecure connection,"....

Also, when I try to connect to the Internet using this Ubiquiti Access Point using a different computer... I don't see anything for it on the Wireless Network List... what should the network be called?

 

[beers]

when I click on the box... it says "insecure connection,"....

It uses a self-signed certificate

I don't see anything for it on the Wireless Network List... what should the network be called?

This is what you set up in the aforementioned controller software.

 

[farmerjohn1324]

It uses a self-signed certificate



This is what you set up in the aforementioned controller software.

All it gives me is that one little box... I don't see anything to allow me to "set it up,"...

 

[voyagerfan99]

Use chrome or IE and tell it to proceed anyway.

 

[beers]

All it gives me is that one little box... I don't see anything to allow me to "set it up,"...

Click advanced, and then proceed anyway

 

[voyagerfan99]

Click advanced, and then proceed anyway

He's using Firefox. With Firefox you need to add an exception. Which is why I told him to use Chrome or IE.