Recent content by carlosnino

Ok, so it seems to be fixed. The guys from Actelser came and installed a Wifi AP from their brand and it works great. YHANK YOU all for your help, I really appreciate it. I do not know if the thread will be closed after this message so if the system fails again I can use this same one. All the...

Right now it has the IP 192.168.1.48 and clients will get an IP in the same subnet as the local network (os it says in the Aruba Instant On.

Not really sure about how to do that on the Aruba AP11

I just disabled the Wifi on the access point and connected the cable to the media converter and yes, it affects the signal too.

I thought so too but media converter 1 is right next to the router (which has it's wifi on) and does not fail at all. It is media converter 2 that fails when the AP is on.

My router has a wifi with these names MOVISTAR_CFAA and MOVISTAR_PLUS_CFAA for 2.4 and 5Gz The Aruba AP makes another one called FibraEntera that handles both frequencies automatically.

I did connect the AP directly to the router and it works perfectly. It creates a subnet but the IPs are assigned from the routers net.

Yes, I'm sorry. Here's the correct one: View: https://imgur.com/spnIs8G

Can I insert an image from my laptop into one of these messages?

I'm not sure I explained myself correctly. When I said that with the Wifi AP turned on the signal fell dramatically I meant the signal coming from the ethernet cable (tested on all 3 RJ45 ports from the Actelser) Let me draw a map of the cables/devices, I think it will help.

I'll try that cable switch and let you know but, if it is a cable problem, it should fail all the time and not only when the Wifi AP is on... wouldn't it?

Yes, that media converter. The Router is an Askey RTF3505VW and I tried with 2 different Wifi APs: Aruba Instant On AP11 Netgear EX6250 The physical connections out of the router are all ethernet CAT7 cables. The IP addressing is set to DHCP with a range from 192.168.1.33 to 192.168.1.199...

Hi all, I have an optical fiber extension from my work desk router to the living room. I had to go for optical fiber because no Wifi system would cover the distance/walls/metals. The thing is that the end media converter (ACTELSER ACT1003) where the optical fiber is converted to 3 ethernet...