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> Nothing mission-critical unless you are willing to make compromises you wouldn't have to with a bigger vendor. That's the interesting question though. How m
by secabeen 6y ago
> Nothing mission-critical unless you are willing to make compromises you wouldn't have to with a bigger vendor.
That's the interesting question though. How much does that bigger vendor cost relative to UBNT? For example. I needed about 20 48-port gigabit switches for a new building. Aruba 2530s run about $2k each, so $40k total. The UBNT equivalent is under $400 each. I can buy 5 UBNT switches for the cost of 1 Aruba. Even assuming that I buy 50% extra switches as spares to UBNT, I'm still only spending $12k for UBNT, a savings of over 65%.