Thread: Superhub Just got the SuperHub 3
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Old 12-02-2016, 10:36   #257
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Re: Just got the SuperHub 3
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Whilst I agree with you wholeheartedly, for Enterprise WiFi that I install, cupboards are often the only place allowed in listed buildings! We do, however, pre-check the signal level we'll obtain in the desired areas and set the users' expectations.

The main issue with cupboards is unlikely propagation to a different level of the property. For Enterprise WiFi we just stick another AP in upstairs and ensure that we don't have more than 3 APs within 80 dBm of each other.
Indeed, but as you said, you not only explain the consequences of this requirement but you also mitigate it if possible.

If only such pragmatism was a little bit more commonplace!
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