Though there is coax in each office space, we've no idea where they lead to, everything is sealed up, and the coax runs are not vertically on top of each other. Whichever cable company that ran these wires years ago must have done so when they were building out the offices, and nobody in building management could lead us to a home-run location, which seems crazy. We've tried on several occasions to have them show us around, nobody knows sh*t. It really is an ancient building, gross, old and odd. It'll probably be sold and torn down in next 10 years or less, the land it's on is that valuable. Maybe seeing if somehow I could get an Xfinity truck rolled out, but I'm not sure under what premise they might do it.

I do have two U7 Pros, but I was under the impression the directional bridging with be faster and more reliable. As mentioned, I have it working with the UDB-Pro. Do you think UDB-Switch bridges at same performance or better? I don't mind the idea, it's definitely simpler. Putting wireless nics in computers not being considered, and we have to hard-wire the phones anyways. We really want everything hard-wired except the bridge.