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by uean 10y ago
Appreciate this comment and did want to follow up that we are not a Ubiquiti shop but instead have taken over other deployments of it. My deployment experience with Ubiquiti is none, so it's great to hear the actual implementation of Z
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by uean 10y ago
Yes - probably, though our most recent takeover was in August and I didn't see that link. Just knew it was broken and sounds like they're admitting their implementation of an 802.11 standard is broken to me :) The particular link
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by uean 10y ago
Totally and entirely depends on price point. If I get to be in charge of your wallet and you promise not to look at your VISA until after I leave, you'll end up with Meraki all over the place. It does have its flaws, but they are minor
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by uean 10y ago
I've taken over deployments of UniFi gear and do not have nice things to say about them. We typically deal in the Aerohive and Meraki world and I find the Ubiquiti zero-handoff to be terrible (I see real-world handoff times of up to 8
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by uean 11y ago
Exactly - I run a wifi range extender in the car that connects to my home wireless when it is parked out front of the house, and an iPod that connects to that wireless to do syncing. It's magically dorky, and has spawned friends into g
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by uean 11y ago
I know of at least one organisation who has made it their business model to sign up free OneDrive accounts and redirect all user profiles into the accounts after linking Win8 to the MS Account. This is going to be a whole lot of hurt.
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by uean 11y ago
I'm also not pleased by this news, given the track record of Logmein and how they butchered Hamachi (mind you, that was years ago), the price gouging and increases to the Pro and Central customers, etc... I could grumble for awhile, bu
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by uean 12y ago
Fancy website. Here's another product creeping into the same space - http://www.ubnt.com/unifi/unifi-ap/ Finally bumping out Aerohive, Meraki and others determined to destroy my wallet.
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by uean 12y ago
With such a small subnet, the idea that all the various sysadmins who read this article are immediately going to run a quick ping check to confirm NK is still down, and that in itself turning into sufficient traffic to DDoS the entire count