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Using an AP-225 as a home stand alone Access point

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  • 1.  Using an AP-225 as a home stand alone Access point

    Posted 13 days ago

    I have acquired an AP-225 and want to set it up on my home network to act as another Wi-Fi Access point, but it doesn't seem to to broadcast an SSID so I cant connect to it to set it up. I have tried a factory reset.

    Is this possible.

    Many thanks



  • 2.  RE: Using an AP-225 as a home stand alone Access point

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted 13 days ago

    For standalone operations you would need an IAP-225 model. The AP-225 requires a controller to operate.



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  • 3.  RE: Using an AP-225 as a home stand alone Access point

    Posted 13 days ago

    Hi Herman

     

    Damn, that is what I was starting to suspect, thanks for confirming, will need to return it, shame, it looked like it would have been an ideal for my use, I know they are discontinued, but great quality and functionality compared with consumer Aps

     

    Thanks very much for your swift response.

     

    BR

     

    Andy






  • 4.  RE: Using an AP-225 as a home stand alone Access point

    Posted 2 days ago

    Hi Herman

    I have acquired what has been described as an IAP-325 (see image of label on rear), however when I power this up, I can not detect a broadcast SSID of the format SetMeUp 

    This is what I should expect isn't it?

    Any Ideas?

    Many thanks

    Andy