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I have a UniFi Switch 8 150W, 2 UniFi AP AC LR and 1 UniFi AP AC Pro. &nbsp;Do I leave the channels to Auto? &nbsp;Also, do I assisgn static IP address to each or leave APs as DHCP? &nbsp; By default does it use both bands 2.4 and 5 Ghz? &nbsp; Thanks.
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Hey Guys,

I have a UniFi Switch 8 150W, 2 UniFi AP AC LR and 1 UniFi AP AC Pro.  Do I leave the channels to Auto?  Also, do I assisgn static IP address to each or leave APs as DHCP?   By default does it use both bands 2.4 and 5 Ghz?   Thanks.

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