John,
I'll keep this in mind as the company grows. Good sound advice. This is
a rural area, people with these skills only move here if there is profit
in it.
Mistakes are painful so finding good information is paramount to read
prior to any decisions being made.
Jan V
On 05/28/2017 10:55 AM, Mike Francis wrote:
Hire an experienced person who has been there done that. I don't meen
a consultant. Start building your team with good, smart people.
Several disciplines are necessary to build and grow. Network admin,
wireless admin, system admin are a few of the technical roles
necessary. Sometimes you can get lucky and find a great multi
disciplened person, but it's fairly rare.
--
John Michael Francis II
JMF Solutions, Inc
Wavefly - Internet Voip Cloud
INC 5000 #2593
CRN Fast Growth #105
251-517-5069
http://jmfsolutions.net
http://wavefly.com
On May 28, 2017 12:46:56 PM CDT, Jan-OOLLC via Mikrotik-users
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Joe,
I too have spent thousands of hours building my networks. I'm
tired of wasting time and $$ on dis-information, half-way there
solutions and thought that perhaps I should be asking this
particular group as the members of this group should be the ones
who would have good helpful answers.
I'm looking for articles, documents covering solutions for the
authors and setups that actually worked. I want to avoid making
more expensive mistakes and I want to read about other peoples
successes and how they got there. Has anyone actually published?
What traps did they hit and what were the fixes?
Jan V
On 05/28/2017 10:13 AM, Joe Buck wrote:
Jan,
We started with a consultant building a small network in Florida
that is now up to 17 nodes. The consultant we used was a little
slow but provided great documentation and got us well on our way.
Since then we have expanded into 2 other cities all of which has
been done in house. Feel free to re3ach out off-list and I can
provide our consultant as well as give you some experiences we
have had using Ubiquiti, Netonix and our distributors.
Joe
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*Subject:* Re: [Mikrotik Users] network topology suggestions
I thought I was being fairly specific about my question. I don't
want to go "off-list", because then the answers help no one else
and defeats the main purpose of this membership-fee mail-list
users group. I'm very sick-n-tired of dumping $money$ down
endless rabbit-holes of manufacturer reps/products/consultants
for answers which could be in public-domain if only they could be
found. Maybe there is another user-group I should pay-for instead?
_I'm looking for articles written by users of Mikrotik and
Ubiquiti._ Mikrotik usage is buried in obfuscation of language
and translation where down seems to be up and details are often
somewhere in-between vs what is written in the RTFM!. Ubiquiti
doesn't want to go outside of their own product line in any
discussion. And, I don't want to get trapped into using a
specific vendor for obvious reasons.
Should I continue with hiring consultants who promise
documentation that never come? And which ones actually do, they
all promise, none deliver. Should I pour $$ into manufacturers
to then find out I can't do what is needed because I followed
their advice and bought the wrong gear? Been down this street too!
OK, so I'm venting
Jan V
On 05/26/2017 04:22 PM, Jan-OOLLC via Mikrotik-users wrote:
Is there any documentation on suggested network topology using Mikrotik
routers with multiple Ubiquiti towers and APs?
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