I've accidentally run our network without the controller...because the
software wasn't running :) It stayed up and many people stayed online, but
the reason I even noticed that the software wasn't running was because some
members were having trouble with their connections.
If you're just running a
Is it possible to successfully use the Ubiquity Pro without a controller?
And has anyone just used it as their router as well? Pros and cons if so
please - thanks!
On Wednesday, July 8, 2015 at 10:27:30 AM UTC-5, Alex Hillman wrote:
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> FWIW, user management in a coworking space network can be
FWIW, user management in a coworking space network can be 100x more work if
you let it...more work for you and your team, but also more work for
members. Keep it simple until you can't any more. :)
On Wednesday, July 8, 2015, Jeran Fraser wrote:
> Alex,
>
> Thanks so much for the feedback, super
Alex,
Thanks so much for the feedback, super helpful. I spent some time on a
webinar yesterday with Cisco. Meraki seems incredible and allows us the
ability to manage users from several perspectives, but again, it's about
weighing the cost benefits of the yearly license fee. I am definitely
le
I recently replaced our Meraki gear with Ubiquiti UniFi Pro. I think I'm in
month #2 with the new gear. My Meraki licenses were coming up for renewal
and it was obvious the MR12 they used to give out for free was going to
have to be replaced. It had trouble handling even 3 users. Licensing fees
wer
I don't have much to say about Meraki other than that I was underwhelmed by
the hardware during the test run we did. Obviously, based on other people's
experience, your milage may vary! Wifi is complex, and performance depends
on lots of things..from density of the walls/floors to the number of oth
Pro for sure and stay away from the AC units for now. They are new and
working through some bugs. Also make sure you account for a controller for
the system. We just us a simple linux box running their software. Easy as
pie.
On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Jeran Fraser wrote:
> Thank you al
Thank you all, especially Alex for all the helpful info on just about every
aspect of putting a cowork space together.
I have read several threads about Unifi and also some that chose Meraki. It
sounds like the overwhelming majority agree that Unifi is the best solution
from a cost perspective.
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