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AP-Repeater is now renamed WDS on same page in v4 pdf and v5 pdf.
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AP-Repeater is now renamed WDS on same page in v4 pdf and v5 pdf.

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Thanks gheist<br />
do you mean that i can use WDS instead of AP-Repeater
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Thanks gheist
do you mean that i can use WDS instead of AP-Repeater

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Thank you it's first time i know that<br />
i'll try
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Thank you it's first time i know that
i'll try

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It is a long read of manual for the first time, then you are an expert.
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It is a long read of manual for the first time, then you are an expert.

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Hi Experts<br />
i Have access point Picostation from Ubiquiti<br />
all information here<br />
<a href="https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/picostationm/" rel="ugc">https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/picostationm/</a><br />
i need to configure it as Repeater but on available Access Point, Station, and Access Point WDS<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Experts
i Have access point Picostation from Ubiquiti
all information here
https://www.ubnt.com/airmax/picostationm/
i need to configure it as Repeater but on available Access Point, Station, and Access Point WDS

Thanks

How can i use Picostation Ubiquiti Access point as a repeater

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