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I need to cover first floor with about 15, 2nd floor 11 folks and warehouse (30,000 sq ft). I read some good things about Ubiquiti. I need a solution that i can manage (setup guest wireless etc.) and is a set it and forget it kinda deal. I just threw 2 Netgear routers out of the 2nd floor window. Big Bonus if they are not too expensive…am I asking too much? (Ipads, Androids, Iphones and laptops with wireless cards)

@Cisco @Cisco_Meraki_1

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I’ve used Cisco (autonomous), and Linksys/ddwrt in the past. I just switched to Ubiquity and so far they’re great. Still can’t believe how cheap they are for the performance / featureset.

I bought from Baltic Networks in Chicago, because they were the closest reseller. Quick shipping, no problems.

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Ubiquiti is one of the best values when it comes to wireless networking.

Ruckus Wireless and their technology provide great enterprise WLAN performance (speed & coverage) but can be a bit pricey.

Meraki provides the easiest to setup & administer wireless system, but you will have to pay for the web based controller service for each AP annually.

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Aerohive is another good company that produces some very headache free WAPs.

One of the benefits of Aerohive is that you can on-site the management console, and do not have to worry about a company going out business, and leaving you high and dry with no way to administer their WAPs (like Meraki).

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ditto what Cazi says

Ubiquiti is the best for the budget

Ruckus is just the best period :slight_smile:

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Hi Angie,

Just joined the community and ran across this post.

If you have any specific questions about Ubiquiti products, feel free to let us know!

Thanks,
Matt Hardy
Ubiquiti Networks

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Thanks to all for the reply. I have my eye on Ubiquiti UniFi AP Enterprise WiFi System Long Range. matt, i emailed you.

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+1 for Ubiquiti