Dude, I really want to thank you for this video. I've just set up these babies in a remote area, and there was nothing to guide me but the name of the device. I don't think I could have made it without you...

FINALLY!!!! someone who KNOWS what they are talking about and can explain it in simple easy to understand language! AND SHOW YOU STEP BY LITERAL STEP,,OMG. THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!

@jamestaylor5417

3 жыл бұрын

gojoeyr I echo this man’s very aggressive comment. Thank you so much!

Today was my first PTP setup. I bought a pair of NanoBeam 5AC Gen2 dishes. I followed "your very easy to follow steps." It works perfectly. Thanks a bunch.

Hello Chris, I just wanted to say a very big "thank you" to you for this video. The IT support firm we use were restricted from visiting my home during Covid and we have waited ages to have the Nanostations set up. I found your video and managed to do the whole job myself which they told me I would need their help for. If you live locally to me I would buy you a bottle of Scotch! Thanks again.

PTL for this detailed tutorial! The instructions included with these units left out some key details, like configure the units to communicate BEFORE mounting them up in the air 🤦🏼‍♂️ Thanks again for this! Very detailed and helpful.

Hi Chris, Fantastic video! I just bought these NanoStation locoM5s, for my in-laws, who live in the country. We are now able to send internet from the main house to the barn/shop, some 50 yards aways! I also placed a small NetGear router and gave them wi-fi! This was my first time doing these long antenna wi-fi devices and I'm blown away at how great they work! Many thanks!

@jdklein33

Жыл бұрын

How did you configure the remote router (is it also WIFI AP) to redistribute the signal to local clients in the guest building? Do you assign it a static IP or allow it to receive an IP under DHCP? does it need to mirror the SSID of the source network or have its own SSID? any other config settings? thanks

I just bought yesterday NanoStation locoM5 and I watch your video today. Now I clear how to setup wireless bridge using by pair. Your kind of explanations are very perfect and clear. You are the best, and thanks so much for your uploads.

Very helpful video and it confirms that I was on the right path for selecting Ubiquiti hardware for a client solution. Thank you for taking the time to put this together! Thanks also for pointing out the need for a PoE switch as well as noting the window mount kit.

Simply majestic, what a spectacular way to explain clearly how to put these devices into operation. Thanks once again for these excellent lessons. You are the best teacher I have had in wireless networks.

Thanks for this! I just finished setting up a pair of NanoBeams to link two buildings today using this video as a guide. I love the Ubiquiti gear!

Up till now after watching many videos finally I have someone who explains so amazing. I would simply say Thank you very much sir for sharing your knowledge.

Your videos have been invaluable to me as someone who is new to the Ubiquiti line of products. I had been running Apple Airport networks for the last 8 years upgrading their products along the way. They worked fine until they didn't. Once I started getting all of "the internet of things" devices online, the network just started to fall flat on its face. As of two weeks ago, I'd never heard of Ubiquiti. Now I'm running a Unifi AC AP Pro, EdgeRouter POE-5, Unifi Switch 8-150W, and a NanoStation M5 Loco.

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Jason Young Very cool! Glad to help, and cheers!

Excellent. This is still very applicable. Just set up an M5 wireless bridge using this today. could not have done without these well described instructions.

Thank you Chris am going to come back to you more on this as I need to setup my nano stations too

Dude, thank you so much for going over this. Helps a ton!! Your whole YT channel is great thank you!

Your video helped me deploy two of these for a job. Definitely enjoyed how clear your instructions were.

Chris, as usual - I keep coming back to watch your educational video - THANK YOU!

Hi Chris - I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you. I just successfully created a NS M5 Wireless Bridge. So excited. I need to get WiFi to the front gate of my property, no electricity there, which is 3/4 of a mile with a clear line of sight from my house. First step tested. Next an access point. Then a solar setup (those videos were great too). I think that this all might do the trick. Also, giving up on my current router. Have Ubiquity equipment on the way so that I can setup and manage a wireless mesh. Thanks again. Scott.

Been trying to set up these for about an hour, come on to KZread and hey presto the easiest video to follow, thank you from the Wales (UK)

Excellent video, thank you. Way more detailed than anything on the Ubiquiti site...great job.

Excellent instructions got me up and running in no time at all thanks.

This was a very good video. Exactly what I wanted when I searched. Thanks for the knowledge!

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Chris this is the best illustration video on the internet nice and slow which is important for anyone who is configuring the nano station for the first time. thanking you Cathal. Mc Hugh

This is just awesome. Getting full knowledge in just few minutes. Thank you so much

Opened up my Nano's for my new barn and was like, I'm old and can't do this crap anymore....lol youtube and you to the rescue. I listened to you in 1.5x since this used to be my thing. Thank you!!

Thank you for your fast respond, no one ever respond. You are the best, thanks again!!!

I freaking love this dude ... made me look like a professional in front my customers... thanx brother

@CavalierNSN

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Haha! Instead though, I hooked them up on tripods in my clients living room rather than outside to setup and demonstrate. Their outhouse was about 1/2 mile away, no LOS obstructions. It was a great day!

Hi there from Thessaloniki Greece!!! i had lost my wifi signal in my NanoStation M2 1 month ago and you really helped me to figure it out how to reinstall it to my internet connection. Great job, Continue to help us !!! bbb!!!

Thank you so much for this. Very clear. I was able to get my M2 bridge up and running in no time. For users totally new to this like me, if you notice a very low "airMax Capacity", you may want to look at the video mentioned which describes how to use "AirView" to locate a better wifi channel. By changing my channel, I was able to go from airMax Capacity 20% to 40%.

Thanks to your video Chris I still have a full head of hair which at one stage I was in danger of losing because of issues during my setup of these devices which are now working perfectly. Thanks for making such a well presented and informative upload.

You presentation does make a booster on the advancement on my beginner learning on IT

Great video sir!! I am going to grab a set of these to extend my network from my garage to a campsite across the road on another property we have and mount the receiver on my camper bus project. I now have a little more confidence on setting it up. Thanks, Tim

Thanks heaps for your videos. I have setup my Hikvision secruity system with 2 remote cameras using the Ubiquiti aerials. Your explaination made it super simple and of course made it affordable for me to get a better quality setup. 👌

Thanks, Chris this is big talk, I had two access points that had lost configurations at the workplace.

great vid, looking to deploy at my nan's house and was getting confused as to what i might need, you're video hit the spot..thankyou....

thanks so much for this video...it helped me tremendously...I was able to get my nanostations up and running with no problems..awesome video...very helpful...greatly appreciated

Just wanted to say that this video was very helpful, even in 2021. This is a great product!

Thank You very much for a great video. You explain and show the setup so a layman as I can easily understand ! God Bless

Our Ham radio club uses the Nanostation AC's on Field day to log remote stations 150 yards away to a central server logging station and they work beautifully with POE injectors and a 100gabit router.

Oh man, thank you so much. I'd be totally lost without this video. 👌

This is a brilliant video - so clear and so helpful. Thank you very much

THANK YOU!! ubiquitis videos didn't work for setup, this did! kudos! u know how to make better and more descriptive videos than the company who makes the product!!!!

very easy to understand even for the ones who never heard of Nanostation before thank you

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Really easy to follow in a logical sequence. Just what I needed.

@CrosstalkSolutions

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Cheers for this guide. Just used this to help my neighbor setup his NanoStation between his external garage and house.

Step by step and informative. Thank you for this video!!!

love the way he explained SO EASY AND SO SIMPLE

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

it helps me a lot and learning a lot with your videos, please keep them coming thank you.

Thank you for posting!! Really helped me set everything up for work!

Thank you sir! As this is my first venture in deploying this as a way to get LAN connectivity to an adjacent building, I could not find a decent set of instructions for connecting my NanoBeam AC units as a point-to-point, your instruction was spot on here!

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Tracy Janecek Thanks for watching!

@Indignity12345

8 жыл бұрын

+Crosstalk Solutions... Chris, do you have any experience with the signal having to penetrate walls? I'm curious as I am going to do some testing between two aluminum structures that are about 35' distance. Fiber was cost prohibitive in this instance, which is why I selected these.

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

You will probably not have great luck trying to penetrate walls with a wireless bridge. If possible - get up onto the roof to get clear line of sight.

Great video! I liked the in-depth demo format. Very nice. :-)

Thank you so much for a useful, simple to understand explanation!

Nice Info on the Setup Thank you....

Brilliant video, very detailed and everything is explained clearly. Well done!!

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+The Taiteinator Thanks for watching!

Flawless demonstration of a great product. Thank you!

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Zachary Cupp Thanks for watching!

Great video Chris! Greetings from Papua New Guinea. Thank you for sharing

Thank you Chris for sharing this Video.....

Thank you from Kenya. Very clear and amazing video.

Thanks Chris, you helped me a lot!

I love the video just wish you had a little more about the aiming and more of a distance. I'm thinking of getting this because my rural WISP sucks and my friend has Cable only 8kms away. Thanks for posting what you have, best I've found so far and I've been looking for days.

the best teacher ever

Just an EXCELLENT explanation..!!!!!

Great Video. I am gonna do it for my client now (Y). I just learned from you how to setup wireless networking between two remote locations. Now I can connect factory of my client with its warehouses located within 15km WITHOUT internet

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Adeel Ahmed The NanoStation says it goes up to 15km, but if you are actually connecting sites that are that far (or even over 10km), I would probably recommend their higher-end equipment instead.

Thank you. I didn't get bored and understood you. So I subscribed.

With the help of this video I connected two sites which are in Ariel Distance 14KM apart. The throughput was not so good so I replaced the devices with Nanostation Powerbeam and everything is smooth. :) Thank you..

@brijendrasingh5377

8 жыл бұрын

+Ganesh Dhungana Ganesh i want to connect two site in small distance 3 Km but not much hight 30 feet booth site & one bulding & tree interfrace can be possiable to link both site wiht Nanostation Powerbeam M 5

@TheGdhungana

8 жыл бұрын

+brijendra singh yadav Don't worry, Powerbeam would do. I am connecting two sites despite a high hill in between. And the signal is below 60dBm as well and the RX/TX is somewhat like 30Mbps. Please let me know if there's anything that I can help you with

@anthoniregis504

8 жыл бұрын

+Ganesh Dhungana : i want to connect my site office(point) a and point b at site office container which is about 500meters away. i only worry is that the internet speed at point a is about 10mbps only(thru speedtest) ... would point b will be receiving between 6-8mbps or half of the bandwidth?ill be using loco M2. thanks.

@TheGdhungana

8 жыл бұрын

+Anthoni Regis If you are using M2 to connect sites which are 500 meters apart then you better don't use it. Though in an ideal environment, it can go upto 1km as well. But, you are more likely to encounter interference. So, go for M5. You would get a solid connectivity. I have once connected 25km using M5 and still got 5 Mpbs throughput. HTH

@anthoniregis504

8 жыл бұрын

Oh. I see. Luckily i havent bought it today...planning to buy this weekend😀

good job i actually feel a pro after watching this video.

I was just planning How to connect rural area with internet from nearest 15km distance city area... I got it in simple way now by 2 wireless bridge devices. Thank you

Many Thanks for Uploading this Video ...

Use this video! Best one still, six years later!

This was very straight forward and I would not have been able to set up a point to point without it. The Ubiquiti videos were of little help

Aloha Chris. Thanks for the video. I can get to the login screen of the M5, but when I put in the credentials, country, click the acknowledgement checkbox, and click the login button, the browser times out with an error that the address can't be reached. Any attempt to access the login page again fails unless the Nanostation is reset. I've tried this on Windows 10 with three different browsers (Firefox, Chrome, and Opera), with and with virus software (Avast) and Windows firewall, as well as on Ubuntu with Firefox. It's driving me nuts. Any ideas?

Thank you for the video, very useful and got it working first try!

You nailed it my friend...

your the best chris, its a help video that you give us an idea for me and other people need to know about it.

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Jayson Pacson Thanks for watching!

I enjoyed your videos and found them very useful and I also liked that you are the FIRST American ever to use kilometers instead of miles??? Thanx for sharing. Alessandro from Italy

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+alessandro de bei I use Kilometers because Ubiquiti uses the metric system in their product specifications and I'm too lazy to do the conversion to the Imperial system. :) Thanks for watching!

Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Good job Chris! Nice video, very easy to understand ;o)

Simple and straight to point.

good job to share knowledge for free

Perfect instruction video. Thank you

This video is 100% helpful. Thank you

thank you sir, this is very helpful lesson, i enjoyed it.

thank you for your great presentaion, best video ever, thanks

great video! very detailed! Thanks a lot! i will be setting one up in the mountains...

In lieu of these point to point wireless videos, can I request a short video describing the differences between all the "Airmax" products? Ubiquity's product page has a total of 30 "Airmax" branded devices. Obviously some are point to multi-point and some point to point but what about the other 20 devices? They seem a bit redundant with some of their offerings. Thanks for these videos!

@Hubjeep

5 жыл бұрын

Yup, same here. Trying to choose a pair to span 1.25 miles, from what I gather 2.4 GHz can travel further and through a couple tree tops? Goal is to get IP cameras at a remote location.

Very impressive video. Clear and very easy to follow ... Thanks alot.

@CrosstalkSolutions

8 жыл бұрын

+Rex Hunter Thanks for watching!

Thank you, helped me out no end

Great video, new sub from Venezuela

Very very well explained, thank you!

Thanks a lot for the video. Super helpful

Hey Chris, Thank you for your video and eyes on to how you put in the static ip address Your explaining is easy to understand , But now I need to figure out how to setup up a barn that has internet and shop that has hardwired internet, and a house wirelessly remote in line of site from barn.

Hey Chris, Can you do a video on Traffic Shaping in airOS? Can you set it up on the clients side? Thankyou!!

Thanks bro, you are the best!!

Hi Thanks so much for your most useful traning videos in nanostation.

Hi Chris, in this video I see you enabled WDS on the AP but not in the station...is it the correct configuration? Thanks

@muskieta

3 жыл бұрын

That is not correct :)

That was a nice one! I really enjoyed it. Now I'm bold enough to face the setup :-0

EXCELLENT! I got 2 of the M5 so I can setup security cameras in a 2nd building. What type of PoE switch is needed or does it matter? Can I use 2nd as a repeater does it have to be a station?

Hi. Great video. I’m in process of starting a security camera project that will require 25 IP cameras in a residential complex. The complex contain 15-17 buildings and there are trees in between the buildings. We’re planning to install a pole that is atleast 15-20 ft tall for the antennas. We were originally planning to install the ubiquiti Ns-5ac but after watching the video makes me want to change the design. What do you suggest? The cameras will be connected to a standard poe switch and up linked to the antenna on the roof. Would the m5 work? The main clubhouse where we will making it the primary location is located on one side and we want all the antennas to connect back to the clubhouse. Please let me know your professional opinion on this! Thank you

Awesome video. Thanks Saved me alot of time

thank you so much for the informations and your time...