This is not a router, it is a business class access point. As such, you will need to have a separate router to generate IPs, and define the pools on your router, not the Access Point. To be certain, you might check the user’s manual at Linksys website.
I'm not aware of any user limitation imposed by the AP but you would be limited by the number of available IP addresses in your DHCP range. The coverage can vary substantially based upon the layout of the building. In an open area like an auditorium it would provide a very large coverage area. In an typical office envi…
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I'm not aware of any user limitation imposed by the AP but you would be limited by the number of available IP addresses in your DHCP range. The coverage can vary substantially based upon the layout of the building. In an open area like an auditorium it would provide a very large coverage area. In an typical office environment with walls it would all depend on the structure.
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I'm not aware of any user limitation imposed by the AP but you would be limited by the number of available IP addresses in your DHCP range. The coverage can vary substantially based upon the layout of the building. In an open area like an auditorium it would provide a very large coverage area. In an typical office environment with walls it would all depend on the structure.
Yes, it does - that's how I use mine.
A couple caveats:
- Has to be PoE+ (stronger than regular PoE)
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Yes, it does - that's how I use mine.
A couple caveats:
- Has to be PoE+ (stronger than regular PoE)
- Only one of the two Ethernet ports accept PoE, and the regular power port gets deactivated. This means you won't have power redundancy at the device.
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Yes, it does - that's how I use mine.
A couple caveats:
- Has to be PoE+ (stronger than regular PoE)
- Only one of the two Ethernet ports accept PoE, and the regular power port gets deactivated. This means you won't have power redundancy at the device.
Yes, this model has the capability you are looking for. Please see the following support article from Linksys: https://www.linksys.com/us/support-article?articleNum=136140
Yes, it comes with a power adapter if you don't want to use the Power over Ethernet. As far as functionality it will work just fine with consumer grade routers.
Hi, Joshua. The LAPAC2600 Access Point has 4x4 antenna with MU-MIMO support so it is capable of transmitting and receiving via 4 spatial streams (2x2 for 2.4GHz and 2x2 for 5Ghz).
Hi. If you're referring to the power adapter used by the Linksys LAPAC2600 Access point, then it's 12 V. For further queries or clarifications, email us at LinksysCares@linksys.com.
