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Ok big wireless refresh inbound for me and looking to have the main players fight it out however has anyone got anything good to say about Netgear wireless in schools? Normally I wouldnt look at them but seen them at BETT and their lifetime warranties make things interesting.

 

Anyone got hands on experience of a modern netgear solution?

 

Thanks

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When you're all up and running and ready to look at your wireless refresh, we'd love to be involved to pitch Ruckus if you're not already discussing this with someone else.
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I looked at Netgear when I was investigating both switches and wireless for last summer.

 

The kit was OK, the people from Netgear were knowledgable, I just much preferred the cloud based kit in the end as I wanted to go controllerless, although I now think Netgear have a cloud based option now.

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Ripped all our Netgear kit out. APs were dropping like flies and the management interfaces on the switches left a lot to be desired. Everything we have now is HP/Cisco/UniFi.
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We use Netgear for all our switches, and Unifi for the wireless. Their 48pt PoE Pro switches are great, and priced about $700, with lifetime warranty, can't be beat. We have about 40 total and have had zero issues.
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Ripped all our Netgear kit out. APs were dropping like flies and the management interfaces on the switches left a lot to be desired. Everything we have now is HP/Cisco/UniFi.

 

Was thinking this really. I was half considering Netgear for a moment as I am doing a wireless refresh soon. Talking to Ruckus, Meraki, Meru and was going to include Aruba however at Bett, Aruba gave 0 freebies and Netgear gave lots.

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Was thinking this really. I was half considering Netgear for a moment as I am doing a wireless refresh soon. Talking to Ruckus, Meraki, Meru and was going to include Aruba however at Bett, Aruba gave 0 freebies and Netgear gave lots.

 

I don't know if it's still the case, but the Netgear wireless kit we used about 8 years ago (801.11g) was re-badged Aruba. It was quite good.

 

Thanks,

 

Bruce.

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