Hi Steve,
On 11/09/13 04:24, Steve Bohrer wrote:
A few months ago there were some generally positive posts about Ubiquiti's
Air Fiber links, but I'm wondering if anyone has tried out their UniFi
controller-less campus wifi solution, particularly with their dual-band
UniFi Pro AP and/or
If you're willing to consider Ubiquiti you should take a look at Cisco's
Meraki stuff. You may be able to get some trade-in value for your old Cisco
stuff to stay with Cisco. It might make replacing your whole wireless
network within reach.
We have a 450 AP Meraki installation that's great. We
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Subject: Re: [WIRELESS-LAN] Anyone tried Ubiquiti UniFi campus wifi?
If you're willing to consider Ubiquiti you should take a look at Cisco's
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Steve,
From discussions that I have had with nsrc.org (the guys at University of
Oregon known for building networks in Africa),
they really enjoy Ubiquiti for small and mid size networks (they use point to
point and campus APs).
This said, you are managing a campus in the US and your
] Anyone tried Ubiquiti UniFi campus wifi?
Steve,
If you don't want to rip and replace, you may want to consider strategic
deployment of the new Cisco Catalyst 3850 switch - there is a wireless license
that turns it into a controller and will support up to 50 APs. Cisco recently
had a promotion
Steve,
If you don't want to rip and replace, you may want to consider strategic
deployment of the new Cisco Catalyst 3850 switch - there is a wireless license
that turns it into a controller and will support up to 50 APs. Cisco recently
had a promotion where the AP license (25 I think) was
