Cisco offers the Meraki (MR) line of wireless access points supporting basic LAN with inbuilt antivirus (NAC), cloud management with network-wide access control, and location analytics, as well as support for indoor and outdoor spaces of various sizes across different product models.
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Fortinet Wireless LAN
Score 6.3 out of 10
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Fortinet headquartered in Sunnyvale, California offers Wireless LAN products.
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Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point
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Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point
Verified User
Manager
Chose Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point
I've found that Meraki Wireless Access Points are able to stack up against all of the other access point manufacturers I've used. I think they are more usable and easy to understand when compared to others like Fortinet, Aruba, or traditional Cisco wireless. I do think the …
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Engineer
Chose Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Point
The Fortinet solution is really good, but can be a bit cumbersome to get working. Once you have the Fortinet configured, it works well, and also has a web portal you can use to manage the APs.
I have worked with Aerohive in the past and not a big fan of their product. The …
as a stand-alone product, the Fortinet wireless LAN solution isn't the most powerful, nor compelling out there. Others, like Cisco Meraki, offer great products, with added wifi features at a similar price point, but where Forti shines, is when integrated into a network with …