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You can’t beat mikrotik s routers (rOS / routerOS) and their routing hardware. I actively managed well over 500x of them. however I agree with another reply t
by bobbob1921 5y ago
You can’t beat mikrotik s routers (rOS / routerOS) and their routing hardware. I actively managed well over 500x of them. however I agree with another reply that their access points are definitely a side show for them.
The unfortunate part is their interface and sw capabilities are so great that if they just put some additional effort + latest gen hardware towards their access-points they could become one of the top players in Wi-Fi.
(I also manage several hundred mikrotik access points).
Ruckus is my go-to for access points/ client Wi-Fi. (I manage 1000s of ruck) Excellent hardware. Every AP they offer can have it’s firmware flashed to either fully standalone, OR centralized manage (vSZ / ZoneDirector), OR unleashed (which is AP self-managed for up to 25 local aps).
Another much overlook feature of ruckus is that every function can be controlled/modified via SSH. while not as powerful as a true API, it’s still very powerful and often very overlooked.
- phatfish 5y agoFor home use I've not had any problems with their AP hardware. But it's definitely not been stressed. I was just after something that has enterprise features but not the price. routerOS covers that soundly (almost too well as the configuration can be confusing if you don't know networking).