Ubiquiti per dorm room WIFI

I wanted to test the Ubiquiti on a larger scale but we ended up going with the Extreme 3912 in-wall WAP. We are completely Enterasys so this made sense. We are currently installing 700 of the units in the dorms. The first 3 buildings we installed already had the data port at 5 foot from the

Ubiquiti per dorm room WIFI

anced Traffic Management • VLAN: 802.1Q • Advanced QoS: Per-User Rate Limiting • Guest Traffic Isolation: Supported • WMM: Voice, Video, Best Effort, and Background • Concurrent Clients: 250+ I didn't post the link to the data sheet but is listed on the site. -- Michael Blaisdell Director of Ne

Re: In room WIFI - second example

This is a good example of what I was thinking. When it comes to cost the Mikrotik boxes are less than the 1 year maintenance cost of the enterprise vendor. So in theory I could replace the entire population of Mikrotiks every year and still not incur the initial $250k investment of the

In room WIFI - second example

but it has worked great. I am looking for feedback like last time. Please feel free to cut hard and deep if necessary. Security issues could be my biggest issues. Thanks Michael Blaisdell Director of Network Services IT Services Learning Commons/Library Saint Francis University 117 Evergreen

Per room wireless

How many on the list have moved to a per room model for wireless for student residence halls? Michael Blaisdell Director of Network Services IT Services Learning Commons/Library Saint Francis University 117 Evergreen Drive Loretto, PA 15940 814-472-3242 http://www.francis.edu The best way

Ubiquiti Wireless

Has anyone worked with UbiquiTi Wireless www.ubnt.com and in particular the UniFi controller software? Mike Michael Blaisdell ITS Network Administrator Saint Francis University 814-472-3242 http://www.francis.edu The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay