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I’m still on board with Uniquiti, tons of equipment and it wouldn’t make sense to switch everything over for small operations. But this is extremely disappointi
by gvkhna 6y ago
I’m still on board with Uniquiti, tons of equipment and it wouldn’t make sense to switch everything over for small operations. But this is extremely disappointing, they’re definitely moving in a little bit of a different direction then where many of us would hope.
More shiny products that increase bottom line is great but many IT officials rely on UniFi as well, I wonder how they’re responding to enterprise customers.
I just hope this incident will at least get them to put some emphasis on security again as well.
- liaukovv 6y agoI wonder if you could extract costs of migration from ubiquity with a lawsuit
- madeofpalk 6y agoSounds like a pain that’s not worth it.
- nomadiccoder 6y agoYou shouldn’t.
- liaukovv 6y agoWhy not?
- neartheplain 6y ago>I’m still on board with Uniquiti Freudian slip?
- ex_ubiquiti 6y ago> they’re definitely moving in a little bit of a different direction then where many of us would hope it pains me to say this because I was there for the UniFi glory days: The old Ubiquiti is dead and gone. Almost everyone I know quit. I hope they can land on their feet and return to the glory days but I don't have much hope. The company got toxic fast at the end
- gvkhna 6y agoBased on username/comment, let me ask, what is next? Because the platform integration and ease of administration, no one else has and it’s great for simple networks.
- ex_ubiquiti 6y agoSeveral of us from the UniFi team went to competitors but we're focused more on enterprise. We always thought MikroTik was one of the biggest competitors for low cost equipment. Our main advantage was the UBNT community and having famous supporters like Troy Hunt which MikroTik didn't have. The community fell apart after the redesign killed it and I don't think people like Troy Hunt will endorse Ubiquiti now so it should be interesting to watch what comes next