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[browolf]

Finally it's been ok'ed moneywise to replace our obsolete 3com wireless system. We're thinking of ruckus. My boss the NM would like to speak to anyone who already has this system, find out if it's really as great as it sounds

 

If there's anyone out there who doesn't mind chatting to my NM could you pm me please.

[hardtailstar]

We have had Ruckus for about 5 years, As long as you dont pull out the main internet cable when changing switches youll be fine!

[ticker]

PM'd you, not sure if you are based in the area but you are always welcome to visit.

[timbo343]

Sent a PM.

[TheScarfedOne]

Ruckus here to, PM if you fancy (though I'm sure I'm too far away)

[wensleydale]

We have just replaced our 13 Cisco WiFi AP's with Unifi Pro. So far only minor problems (setup mistakes). A bit to far visiting us (coming from Mars), but you can PM me if you need more info's.

[mac_shinobi]

Ruckus here to, PM if you fancy (though I'm sure I'm too far away)

 

Where abouts are you roughly

[funkymunky]

Look at unifi - happy to have a chat about it if you want - 1/4 cost of ruckus and as good - PM me.

 

As good? It's nowhere near; Ruckus have a far superior solution both in regards to RF management and other feature sets (802.1x dynamic VLAN support for example). That's not to say UniFi won't do what you require of it but taken purely on technical merit they're like apples and oranges.

 

UniFi can be very cost effective and as long as you understand its limitations can work great. See http://www.wlanpros.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Wi-Fi-Stress-Test-Report-Overview1.pdf for a comprehensive recent multi vendor test (for a single AP) which shows off some of the performance Ruckus' clever RF management can get you. Where it says Ruckus 7372 it was actually a 7363 they tested (7363 is older than the 7372).

[TheScarfedOne]

Where abouts are you roughly

 

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