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I just haven't used them before, judging from the quality of my AP's they should work just fine. I don't know how flexible they are though, RouterOS might be a

I just haven't used them before, judging from the quality of my AP's they should work just fine. I don't know how flexible they are though, RouterOS might be a bit of a pig to use but it can do pretty much anything you want, the Ubiquiti gear is very user friendly and that usually means less flexible.

Fnoord 8y ago
Yes, the GUI apps are user-friendly (though UNMS requires a VM and Unifi Controller requires Java; they should merge these 2 which they are doing I think, ditching the latter). If you want to, you can SSH into the machines. The disabled bash completion will bring you back to the 80s and reevaluate how "user friendly" it is (it does work as root, but then you gotta be root all the time...). I call this part of user-friendliness, and not in a positive way. Regardless, I'm happy with the Ubiquity gear I got. The entry level hardware is cheap yet good quality. If you want the more advanced stuff, that's expensive though. 16 port managed switch with PoE costs nearly 300 EUR while 8 port costs 100 EUR.