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If you folks are interested, Office R (membership relationship management, www.OfficeRnD.com) is working on integrating Ubiquiti/Unifi for credential management on the network. Office R integrates with SaltoKS, which I also use, so that when a member signs up for a plan they receive access to

Re: [Coworking] Re: WiFi HW recommendations

To update this, the new controller will control the 2.4 ghz ones now. Woo! On Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 10:06:48 AM UTC-6, Jacob Sayles wrote: > > I'm a fan of both UniFi and Ruckus. At Office Nomads, we use UniFi and at > 312 Main we use Ruckus. One key thing with UniFi is to get the PRO

Re: [Coworking] Re: WiFi HW recommendations

Yes, absolutely. Thats why we went with Ubiquiti, plus the lower price point, when we stared. Now that we are profitable, I would like the additional features Meraki offers. With our member and door management system, when a member reserves a conference room the Meraki's will spool up a

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Keep in mind - Meraki has annual licensing fees. On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 12:26 PM, David Lundy wrote: > We run ubiquiti now, looking to move to Meraki though. Prices have come > down and they offer a ton more management tools. > > However, I second Alex's question - here to

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We run ubiquiti now, looking to move to Meraki though. Prices have come down and they offer a ton more management tools. However, I second Alex's question - here to help ᐧ David Lundy 563-570-7510 On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 2:06 PM, Alex Hillman wrote: > What

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What kind of problems, can you be more specific? -Alex On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 3:05 PM Marnee Chua wrote: > We just recently upgraded our ubiquiti access points and have been having > some problems with the new software, anyone experiencing the same thing? > > On Tuesday,

[Coworking] Re: WiFi HW recommendations

We just recently upgraded our ubiquiti access points and have been having some problems with the new software, anyone experiencing the same thing? On Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 5:07:43 AM UTC-7, Ramesh Agarwal wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > > New to the group but I saw similar posts earlier and

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Notifications are still in beta, but I was pretty psyched too to see it in there. Yeah, I can identify most member devices from the UniFi controller, typically the Clients screen. The most cryptic devices are Android phones and the Windows machines that get names like DESKTOP-xx. Those I have

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Well that's cool - I didn't realize they had such granular control over notifications. That's awesome. >From the "not yet" is it safe to assume you collecting/linking Mac addresses to members in that other tab manually? -- *The #1 mistake in community building is doing it by

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I forgot to mention that I usually find pricing on the Ubiquiti web store ( store.ubnt.com) generally beats Amazon. o. Can you share how you set up Unifi to send that email? Alex, you made me actually do some work on a snow day, darn you. (Insert usual disclaimer for neglected website

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If you're looking for a local contact who can help, Akshay of Airowire Networks. He can be reached at +91 9880-773-484 <+91%2098807%2073484>. On Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 5:07:43 AM UTC-7, Ramesh Agarwal wrote: > > Hello Everyone, > > New to the group but I saw similar posts earlier and hence

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I'm a fan of both UniFi and Ruckus. At Office Nomads, we use UniFi and at 312 Main we use Ruckus. One key thing with UniFi is to get the PRO access points and run a controller. You can buy one of theirs, or run it on a machine of your own. 99% of the time when I hear complaints about UniFi

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o. Can you share how you set up Unifi to send that email? -- *The #1 mistake in community building is doing it by yourself.* Better Coworkers: http://indyhall.org Weekly Coworking Tips: http://coworkingweekly.com My Audiobook: https://theindyhallway.com/ten On Wed, Mar

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I should pile on as a UniFi fan too. Want a separate guest network with 1 hour free for member meetings with clients, and an option for daypass users to pay online via Stripe to get access? No problem, that's built-in. There's even a phone/tablet app to manage the network, which comes in handy

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Unifi has changed my life. I do an even simpler setup in my 2,500 ft2 spread over 4 floors. We have just 3 of the unifi AP pros sprinkled around and they go to a PoE switch (off brand) I got for $50 on amazon. I don't use any of the analytics or dashboard or cloud stuff unless I'm adding

[Coworking] Re: WiFi HW recommendations

Also a huge fan of Unifi - we used it in our two 24,000 sq ft sites - and use about 15 AP-Pro - so you may not need 3 APs depending on shape of space (Too many can make it worse as they interfere with each other / compete for channels with neighbours) I love it - and often get 300MB on my

[Coworking] Re: WiFi HW recommendations

Great write-up, Alex, very useful! We currently have a connection to both their External Splash Page option and their WPA Enterprise mode via RADIUS (https://tinyurl.com/ycclljs6) but I would of course love to hear about those notes :). I'd much rather have a direct connection with their