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Need some tips on setting up the ERP with UAP-AC-PRO, along with other network devices.

I've been using Asus routers, and I've gone through several over the years.  I used the RT-AC68U, and that was great for range and throughput.  I upgraded (or so I thought) to the RT-AC3100, but my throughput only got marginally better, and the range got worse.  In any case, I decided I'd finally setup my home network properly, using some prosumer equipment, like the stuff Ubiquiti offer.

In the past couple of days, I received the EdgeRouter PoE and UAP-AC-PRO, and now I'm now I'm trying to figure out the best way to setup everything.

Here are the devices I have in play:

- ERP (firmware updated to 1.9.0)

- UAP-AC-PRO (firmware updated to 3.7.21)

- NAS (w/2 GigE ports)

- Sonos Wireless Bridge (for Sonos speaker setup)

 

Should I used WAN+2LAN2 or WAN+2LAN on the EdgeRouter PoE?

 

If I use WAN+2LAN, should I do the following? (Option 1)

- WAN on eth0

- Bridge eth1 to switch0 using the basic wizard (I noticed there's an option for it)

- Enable PoE (48V) on eth1 and connect the AP to that.

- Connect the NAS to eth2/eth3 and Sonos bridge to eth4

 

If I use WAN+2LAN2, should I do the following? (Option 2)

- WAN on eth0

- Sonos bridge on eth1 (192.168.2.1)

- Enable PoE (48V) on eth4 and connect the AP to that (192.168.1.1)

- Connect the NAS to eth2/eth3 (192.168.1.1)

- If I setup like this, will my Sonos bridge be able to connect to my NAS?

 

If I use WAN+2LAN2, should I do the following? (Option 3)

- WAN on eth0

- Enable PoE (48V) on eth1 and connect the AP to that (192.168.1.1)

- Sonos bridge on eth4 (192.168.2.1)

- Connect the NAS to eth2/eth3 (192.168.2.1)

- If I setup like this, will devices connected to the AP be able to access the NAS?

 

 

Do you have any better suggestions/tips?

 


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