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Having used pfsense for a good few years, we recently switched to Meraki. Global infrastructure and Meraki APs just made it easier to go with their ecosystem,
by amadeuspzs 10y ago
Having used pfsense for a good few years, we recently switched to Meraki.
Global infrastructure and Meraki APs just made it easier to go with their ecosystem, despite the licensing costs.
- ausjke 10y agomeraki started with wifi-mesh and nowadays it is shifting towards wired network and security mostly.
- ShakataGaNai 10y agoIronic. I just did the reverse. Moved from years of Meraki to pfSense (or Palo Alto Networks at another company). The Meraki WAP's are mostly great, their switches are fine, but their "gateway" devices are terrible. The performance is horrible and their internal tests have proven as much. If you need more than 150mbps consistently, Meraki is going to bite you in the ass.