Ubiquiti introduces EdgeRouter X
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@Hubtech said:
i'd assume this is just a different hardware form factor of the same OS. for $50 bucks....i'll be a guena pig.
@dominica had decided over lunch, seven hours ago, that we are getting one of these for our travels to ensure that we have a stable router wherever we are. So we are getting on as soon as they are available.
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@Hubtech Yeah. I'm sure it's still vyatta
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@thecreativeone91 said:
@Hubtech Yeah. I'm sure it's still vyatta
It is, they already listed the OS.
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I'd be interested if it was real PoE/PoE+ not 24v passive PoE. It's only really use full if you have or are going to use the Outdoor AP for a WISP (and the injector isn't included).
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@thecreativeone91 said:
I'd be interested if it was real PoE/PoE+ not 24v passive PoE. It's only really use full if you have or are going to use the Outdoor AP for a WISP (and the injector isn't included).
Actually we are really interested in it for the internal AP. For our travels, we were actually talking about how nice that would be.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
I'd be interested if it was real PoE/PoE+ not 24v passive PoE. It's only really use full if you have or are going to use the Outdoor AP for a WISP (and the injector isn't included).
You could look for yourself instead of speculating.. I wasnot in a position to do all the work for you this morning. Just posted because it seems interesting..
For the lazy: http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/edgemax/EdgeRouter_X_DS.pdf
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@JaredBusch said:
@thecreativeone91 said:
I'd be interested if it was real PoE/PoE+ not 24v passive PoE. It's only really use full if you have or are going to use the Outdoor AP for a WISP (and the injector isn't included).
You could look for yourself instead of speculating..
I wasn't speculating. It is 24v passive PoE, which I won't use as its not a standard.
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I'm asking the same thing.. why are they doing 24 Volt instead of standard POE/POE+?
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@Dashrender said:
I'm asking the same thing.. why are they doing 24 Volt instead of standard POE/POE+?
Because that is what a lot of their gear uses.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
I'm asking the same thing.. why are they doing 24 Volt instead of standard POE/POE+?
Because that is what a lot of their gear uses.
sure, but..... WHY!
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@thecreativeone91 said:
I wasn't speculating. It is 24v passive PoE, which I won't use as its not a standard.
Ubiquiti has used the 24V Passive PoE standard forever. This should really not come as a surprise.
Who is going to power everything from a router anyway? That is what your PoE switch is for.
But if you have a single Ubiquiti AP this is the perfect router for you.
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@JaredBusch they have plenty that runs on standard POE/POE+. That's part of the reason I use the UAP Pros plus that are dual band.
Door p2p I've had to use the 24v but that's the only real place I see this being used is as a WISP provided router. Espically since it doesn't come with the injector to power it.
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holy shit, I might have to get one.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
That's a pre-order eta is June 2015 if you believe that.
Want to bet $50 on it?
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@Aaron-Studer That site says available in June.
Definitely do not pre-order.
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Hm..... Should I try it?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Aaron-Studer said:
Hm..... Should I try it?
A router that is powered by PoE? Now that is novel.
Passive PoE not standard 48v PoE it's really more useful for WISPs.
