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What sort of issues? Security ones? That basically came down to a malicious engineer compromising their own infrastructure and then whistleblowing.

• tablespoon 5y ago
  > What sort of issues? Security ones? That basically came down to a malicious engineer compromising their own infrastructure and then whistleblowing. I don't know exactly. I believe they were trying to force cloud-signon for even locally managed devices, and since then I think I've picked up "used to be great" complaints that their quality and support is slipping (like they off-shored their engineering teams or something).
  • drdaeman 5y ago
    They're kinda pushing for that (like every other tech business, sadly - and I get it, everyone wants to have that sweet subscription model cash flows), but you still have an option to run a local controller without any cloud nonsense, just have to click some small link beneath some form.
  • xvector 5y ago
    That's for their routers and firewalls, which were shit even before the cloud stuff. Their switches and APs are pretty good and don't require cloud nonsense.