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Ubiquiti Networks in San Jose provides their UniFi wi-fi hotspot technology.https://dudodiprj2sv7.cloudfront.net/product-logos/GN/ZH/FSS57WWTP3G3.pngUbiquiti NetworksBest quality for the price2018-02-08T22:06:12.585ZWell, Ubiquiti UniFi is being used to manage and is all of our Access points in our office. So all users across the company are using this. The problem this solves is giving WiFi to all users in our buildings and also give us as the IT department the ability to manage the network both remotely via the cloudkey or locally via the IP Address.,Cloud Management
UI is easy to use
Automatic backups and easy to update the firmware,Make it able to make changes without rebooting the AP
More details on network traffic,9,We have had great and reliable WiFi thanks to these pieces of equipment.,Cisco Meraki Wireless WANAndrew VawdreyStop spending so much on your Wireless Network2017-08-14T21:06:53.441ZUbiquiti Networks manufacture a wide range of products from small business to expansive enterprises.
The primary use case for our implementation of Ubiquiti was two-fold.
1. To extended our network to other buildings inexpensively, i.e. wirelessly.
2. To create a fully meshed, campus-wide wireless network that could be managed from a single console.
Ubiquiti's products really shined for these two use cases.,High quality, well featured products for far cheaper than the competition.
Ubiquiti produces excellent devices with the functionality that you would expect for 2 or 3 times the price.
No licensing costs
Ubiquiti does not charge extra for management software or additional devices. What you see is what you get. The management software to manage as many devices as you want for the same price.
Ease of use
I always recommend Ubiquiti products to others looking for an all-in-one wireless solution because they deliver a great product that just works with minimal configurations.
The graphical interfaces on their wireless point to point products, as well as their UniFi products is superb.,Flexibility
Ubiquiti works really great for the specific use cases that they are designed for but you will not have good luck moving too far outside of those. For example, you won't find any next generation firewall capabilities with their security appliance.
Support
Since Ubiquiti is extremely inexpensive for what you get, their support is a bit lacking. If you have trouble, you are bound to Google searches and forums. There is a wealth of information online about different use cases for their products but if you are looking for dedicated support you may be left desiring more.,10,Reduction in support costs.
You are tired of having to power cycle wireless access points, have users turn on and off their WiFi, log in to multiple management interfaces, and just have poor signal quality.
Ubiquiti's UniFi solution is literally a set and forget product. Add up the amount of tickets you put in for wireless network issues and figure out the labor cost of that. That is what you could save with Ubiquiti.
One project of extending our network to a building across a parking lot would have cost us thousands of dollars in cutting concrete, pulling cable, and patching everything up.
Ubiquiti accomplished this job by using 2 Air Max Nanostation Point to Point antennas. Total product cost was around $200
The main return on Investment:
Having a consistent, stable, reliable wireless network. Be that with a network of AirFiber point to points, Nanostations, or UniFi products.,,pfSense, VMware ESXi, Compellent, Carbonite EVault, ManageEngine Desktop Central,Creating multiple SSID networks with separate VLAN tagging. Extremely easy to do.
Connecting one point to point antenna to another even if they are miles apart is relatively easy to do after you line them up. The antenna will be able to discover the other one and you simply pair them together.
Setting bandwidth restrictions or restricting IP address spaces for wireless users,Creating a customized guest portal requires quite a bit of HTML knowledge but isn't impossible.
Pulling reports regarding wireless usage for specific devices is quite difficult to do.,Yes, but I don't use it,8Jonathan UbovichUbiquiti Networks Review - Cheap and easy, a dream come true ;-)2017-06-27T19:00:28.532ZWe use Ubiquiti throughout our entire school district. We use its wifi, network switch, VoIP and video camera solutions. We also use several of their long distance wireless radios to provide internet service to remote areas, such as our football field.
Every classroom has a unifi edu wireless access point installed, which is used for wireless access as well as public address system (intercom). We will also be switching to their firewall solution in the next month.,No annual fee. Software is free, so you purchase the hardware and never pay for anything again. All updates are free.
Very easy to use. Controller is easy to install and update. Network and wifi are not dependent on controller also. So if controller fails your network stays up, you just can't make any changes until you restore the controller.
The cost of hardware is very reasonable, cheaper than most solutions.,Support is via chat or email only. They are very responsive and you can YoutTube most fixes yourself. But it would be nice if they offered a paid support option to contact a live tech via phone.
You can back up your controller's config file, but there is no option to automatically do that to a cloud service (Dropbox, Google Drive...). That would be a very handy feature.,10,Ubiquiti has saved our district over $50,000 annually on contracts for video cameras and wifi.,,West Unified Communications as a Service, Nutanix, Frontline Recruiting & HiringScott TrautweinUbiquity packs a big punch!2016-09-09T18:45:28.095ZWe had a Cisco router which was end of life. In looking for a replacement, we started to look outside the normal vendors for that type of equipment. We found that the total cost of ownership got very expensive. We also looked at the annual maintenance and complexity of the devices. We found a product by Ubiquiti Networks that solved our issues. We implemented the Edgemax Lite router at several locations and it has worked flawlessly.,Wireless Devices
Routers
Switching,Phone Support - Most of the support is online and through their forum.
Product Line - They have a lot of products, but there is always room to improve the line. Like adding the latest wireless standard products.
Training - Offering some training on their products through e-learning or training partners.,9,Less Expense - We have cut out several maintenance contracts using their products.
Easier to use - Their products have rich feature sets, but are not nearly as complicated as some of the competition.
Performance - We upgraded our router, and get better performance over several competitors' equipment that cost thousands.,Juniper Enterprise Routers and Cisco,Windows Azure, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft ExchangeMatthew MichaelsWireless for the rest of us2016-09-02T22:05:30.492ZWe replaced our Fortinet integrated wireless access points with Ubiquiti aps and haven't had any issues with roaming or being able to quickly configure them.,Provides seemless handoffs between access points throughout the building.
The controller software is very intuitive and well developed.
The ascetics are very sleek and clean.,More training on the edgerouter products
Better compatibility list for third party products,9,Less time trying to troubleshoot wireless issues
Don't need to completely integrated into one ecosystem, as they play well with other network devices,Fortinet FortiGate and Fortinet Wireless LAN,Veeam Backup & Replication, VMware ESXiRichard Ainsworth
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Ubiquiti Networks UniFi
24 Ratings
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