Cambium Networks vs. Cisco Meraki MG

Cisco Meraki MG smplifies the route to wireless WAN connectivity and makes cellular a really good uplink option for many networks. MG21 can be used best as gateway to cellular networks, by converting LTE signal from a cellular provider to an ethernet handoff, which can be used as an internet uplink for a variety of use-cases.

Incentivized

• Seamless changeover to LTE (Cellulor network) in times of failure of ethernet connectivity in your company.
• Continuous backup for ethernet. No Downtime experienced.
• It provides you with ability to manage all devices in your network.
• Next generation Firewall, Traffic Shaper and Internet Gateway that is centrally managed on web.

• A DHCP configuration would be fine, but a fixed IP configuration seems to require a twist in the configuration.
• If possible, it's just a subscription. With no initials and just a subscription, I think it's a "feature product" that may convince the superior even if the price is a bit high.
• I am happy with wireless and all in one, but I feel that the management screen is old, so I think it is better to renew it a bit more.

Incentivized

It does what it is supposed to, with minimal issue!

Incentivized

Although both products come from the same family, there are drastic differences between them. When it comes to the MX, it's all about security. It might not perform like the latter, but the security it provides is really good. It is a good enterprise WAN Solution, but still, the Meraki MG beats it in overall performance & ease of use. And the MX sadly doesn't support cellular connectivity.

Incentivized

I really think that Cisco Meraki MG is an excellent product that can be used in any part of the organization when you need a backup uplink solution. As it is managed from the Meraki Cloud it is easy to integrate with your enterprise and any other platform you have in.

Incentivized

• The ROI is excellent, over time we have been able to avoid outages even though our WAN provider may have had issues, the switch to LTE via Cisco Meraki MGwas smooth
• in locations where traditional lan links were not feasible, like mobile locations, this has been a saver
• they can be placed where mobile phone reception is best without LAN

Incentivized