u/jsqualo2

can a uv-9g talk to a uv-5rx?

What are my options?

I think the specs (when I bought a JL683A) indicated 1g, 2.5g, or 10g - but now I only see 1g or 10g modules listed as compatible.

I think I'm asking for network management best practice ...

I see the value of a fully Firewalla router > switch > AP environment.

I suspect that most Firewalla adopters require more than 10 or 12 wired ports on a LAN. And multiple Firewalla switches seems cost prohibitive - even if they were readily available.

ETA: My current topology is FWP > Aruba 1930 (24port) > Aruba AP22 which was installed before Firewalla offered an AP or switch. I recently remodeled one level of the space, and I already have 19 wired drops. When I remodel more, I expect 2x - 2.5x that many additional drops. A single 48port switch may not even be sufficient for the entire space. I can either buy more Aruba 24port switches, buy a couple TBD-brand 48port switches, or buy Firewalla switch/AP gear. I'm trying to understand how to build & maintain the Firewalla-single-ecosystem goodness while scaling for the required number of wired devices (i.e. not buying 8 Firewalla switches).

For example, how would I configure 37 wired devices in a LAN with a Firewalla router and AP7? Can I hang a couple approved 3rd party managed switches off a Firewalla switch which maintains Firewalla goodness? Do I simply forego some of the single-ecosystem benefit of all Firewalla gear? Other?

ETA2: my initial post was TOTALLY misunderstood by everyone, which means I failed to ask the question clearly. Thanks for all the replies and [facepalm]

This product / service is EOL on 30 June. What will you use moving forward?

Old people need to install a Stannah 600 Siena. It includes 2 IR remotes. Any ideas for phone app control?

Old people need to install a Stannah 600 Siena. It includes 2 IR remotes. Any ideas for phone app control?

Did Aruba break their mediocre software or did Samsung break Aruba's mediocre software?

Suddenly, I cannot modify Schedules (via home > Health > Policies > Schedules > select SSID) but it is intermittent. It also happens most with the entry at the bottom of the page.

Can someone help?

In a predminantly content-driven smart-app listen-anywhere world, if I found an old Bose VCS-10 sitting around, what can I do with it?

In a predminantly content-driven smart-app listen-anywhere world, if I found an old Bose VCS-10 sitting around, what can I do with it?

Anyone have tips to clamp a really heavy monitor arm onto this desk?

I have a Tresanti ODP720 desk; motorized vertical adjust, metal frame, glass top (~1" of space beneath the glass top above the metal frame). The mnonitor is a Samsung CRG9 (49" super ultra-wide curved) which is reportedly 25.6 lbs without stand.

I am considering something like an Ergotron monitor arm. My questions are:

1. can I use a clamp on a glass top desk like this with a monitor this heavy?
2. If Ergotron regular (vs heavy) maxes out at 25lbs, can it support the extra 0.6lbs?
3. Is there a different solution for a monitor this heavy on a glass-top desk?
4. What else should I ask?

Anyone know how to clamp a really heavy monitor arm onto this desk?

This is a motorized metal frame with glass top desk. Often found at Costco. I think there are ~4 attachment points between the glass and framd but need to verify.

I have a Samsung CRG9 and want to use something like an Ergotron HX Monitor Arm with a heavy-duty tilt pivot attached via clamp.

Will this work?

Anyone have a link to a compatibility matrix?

I bookmarked a page on the support forum, but it's gone now.

I'm fairly confident that I asked this in this sub, but I cannot find a record of the thread ...

I have fiber service and an ATT-provided BGW320. I need to relocate the BGW320 inside the space due to a remodel. The fiber cable is white with a green 'retractable' tip.

Can someone remind me which 50' fiber extension cable to buy from Amazon?