On 8/14/19 2:32 PM, Charles Curley wrote:
Well, they are flubbing that one with me. Aside from the problem I hit,
how much setup do you have to do for mongodb? I have administered
MySQL, PGSQL, Microsoft's SQL product, and SQLite. Do I really want to
learn another DB just for one lousy access point?
... None? Send it back and buy the Amplifi HD :) You just turn it on.
$350 is really nothing. It's not a coverage thing, it's about having an
enterprise WAP (do you want to do bonded Wimo?) for a crazy low price,
and turnkey.
And I do not like software that gives you no choice in databases. If
they really want to be turnkey and user friendly, they should go with
SQLlite, and have an option to upgrade to something heavier for those
who need it.
Yeah, I don't know why it's asking that. I had my team install the
enterprise Ubiquity at another site, we had ~6 WAPs, their switch and a
firewall. It too was a turnkey installation (as far as I was told).
I'm confused as to why you are having to do anything with a DB.
But again, go for the consumer one. It's worth the time. How much
would you bill your time at? And how much time do you want to spend
setting it up? Is that more than $350?
-Brandon
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