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Looking for a reliable PoE+ networking solution?

The Versitron SF70460MPA managed PoE+ switch is a great choice whether you want to buy a managed PoE+ switch for IP cameras, purchase an industrial PoE+ switch for surveillance, order a managed PoE+ switch for access points, or buy one for automation networks.

Built tough for industrial environments with flexible fiber and copper ports.
https://www.versitron.com/products/sf70460mpa-4port-101001000-industrial-managed-switch-with-2-pse-poe-ports-2-100m1g-fiber-sfp-slots

#PoESwitch #IndustrialNetworking #ManagedSwitch #Surveillance #AccessPoints

Looking for a reliable PoE+ networking solution?

The Versitron SF70460MPA managed PoE+ switch is a great choice whether you want to buy a managed PoE+ switch for IP cameras, purchase an industrial PoE+ switch for surveillance, order a managed PoE+ switch for access points, or buy one for automation networks.

Built tough for industrial environments with flexible fiber and copper ports.
https://www.versitron.com/products/sf70460mpa-4port-101001000-industrial-managed-switch-with-2-pse-poe-ports-2-100m1g-fiber-sfp-slots

#PoESwitch #IndustrialNetworking #ManagedSwitch #Surveillance #AccessPoints

#Privacy Implications of Tracking #Wireless #AccessPoints (#WAP)

Why Your #WiFi #Router Doubles as an #Apple #AirTag
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2024/05/why-your-wi-fi-router-doubles-as-an-apple-airtag/

Researchers present attack that allows unprivileged attacker to amass worldwide snapshot of Wi-Fi #BSSID #geolocations in only days. Merely exploiting fact that there are relatively few dense regions of allocated MAC address space. Applying this technique over course of a year, we learned the precise locations of over 2 billion BSSIDs around the world.

Since the two #Ubiquiti #UniFi #AccessPoints disconnected again, I tried more stuff.

- unplugged the APs
- tested and verified cables and switch settings
- changed another device on our home network so that 192.168.1.20 (#UAP default IP) was no longer in use
- bound proxy in front of #UniFiController container to an IP address and route
- ran “set-inform” twice with known good controller address, as apparently two inform addresses are stored by each AP.

Since the two #Ubiquiti #UniFi #AccessPoints disconnected again, I tried more stuff.

- unplugged the APs
- tested and verified cables and switch settings
- changed another device on our home network so that 192.168.1.20 (#UAP default IP) was no longer in use
- bound proxy in front of #UniFiController container to an IP address and route
- ran “set-inform” twice with known good controller address, as apparently two inform addresses are stored by each AP.

Since the two #Ubiquiti #UniFi #AccessPoints disconnected again, I tried more stuff.

- unplugged the APs
- tested and verified cables and switch settings
- changed another device on our home network so that 192.168.1.20 (#UAP default IP) was no longer in use
- bound proxy in front of #UniFiController container to an IP address and route
- ran “set-inform” twice with known good controller address, as apparently two inform addresses are stored by each AP.

Since the two #Ubiquiti #UniFi #AccessPoints disconnected again, I tried more stuff.

- unplugged the APs
- tested and verified cables and switch settings
- changed another device on our home network so that 192.168.1.20 (#UAP default IP) was no longer in use
- bound proxy in front of #UniFiController container to an IP address and route
- ran “set-inform” twice with known good controller address, as apparently two inform addresses are stored by each AP.

Since the two #Ubiquiti #UniFi #AccessPoints disconnected again, I tried more stuff.

- unplugged the APs
- tested and verified cables and switch settings
- changed another device on our home network so that 192.168.1.20 (#UAP default IP) was no longer in use
- bound proxy in front of #UniFiController container to an IP address and route
- ran “set-inform” twice with known good controller address, as apparently two inform addresses are stored by each AP.