Thursday, 18 Oct, 2018 | 2 Comments The nanostation Loco M2 by default comes with Airmax enabled. Airmax is UBNT's proprietary implementation of Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA). TDMA is a wireless communication technology. Airmax/TDMA is not compatible with the default 802.11 Wifi standard for Access Points. So that's why, by default, if you setup a nanostation Loco M2 to behave as a Wireless Access Point without disabling Airmax, none of your devices will authenticate. Screenshots. I'll now post some screenshots on how I successfully setup a WLAN AP on one of my managed networks. If you replicate those settings, you should be able to authenticate your Computers/Smartphones/whatever. Disable Airmax from the UBNT Menu. Disable Airmax from Nanostation Loco M2. Nanostation loco M2 Wireless Settings Example. Nanostation loco M2 Wireless Settings. Nanostation Loco M2 Network Settings Example. Nanostation Loco M2 Network Settings. Nanostation loco M2 Advanced Wirless Settings Example. Nanostation loco M2 Advanced Wirless Settings. Nanostation loco M2 Services Settings Example. Nanostation loco M2 Services Settings. 2.9/5 - (33 votes) Andrea MatesiSenior Professional Network and Computer Systems Engineer during work hours and father when home. Andrea strives to deliver outstanding customer service and heaps of love towards his family. In this Ad-sponsored space, Andrea shares his quest for "ultimate" IT knowledge, meticulously brought to you in an easy to read format. Share this:LinkedIn Related
I have purchased 2 NanoStation Locum2s to extend my wireless signal from my house to a garage 90 feet away. I am planning to install one on my house and one on my garage. Will this work? I was told they would have to be on the same electrical circuit which they are not. Loading...
This will work. They communicate wirelessly so the electrical source is irrelevant. We use them professionally from farm house to yard for IP camera installations. Loading...