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That would be some airline;) No, we're both sitting here in Palm Springs enjoying some nice weather mate. Not as nice as summer, but pretty close.

Let's not jump to conclusions Dos-Box. Chomperhead and I are not trying to hide anything. We're both sitting here at an ASEE education conference in S.California...both a long way from home. We are friends...at least after meeting and agreeing that Xirrus has a great solution for how we're using Wi-Fi. Is there anything wrong with giving our honest and non-agressive opinions regarding what we've experienced with vendors? I see a lot of Ruckus love here and no one seems to be accusing them of being sockpuppets for Ruckus or Ruckus marketing. EduGeek, please don't ban Chomperhead or myself. We have not done anything contrary to the EduGeek agreement or the spirit of this forum. We are just relating our honest experiences in an attempt to help the original question asked. I for one would love to see a fair bake-off. 90 802.11n 5GHz netbooks in three classrooms streaming video simultaneously. As part of the test, include the scalability costs associated with each offering (devices, cable runs, switch ports, time line, etc). For what it's worth -- this is what we did, and Xirrus came in on top - no fluff. Would be willing to help anyone replicate what we did. Anyways, best and glad I can be apart of this forum.

Both Xirrus and Ruckus are making noise down unda. We replaced our wired network last year and were swayed to Xirrus after attending the Microsoft PDC conference while on holiday in CA. We are a small school, so we tend to look at what the big guys do. Microsoft said it was best system they found for supporting user density. A military bloke I was chatting with the other night told me that them Marines just bought in on Xirrus too. Anyway...good luck on your choice mate. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZHRVDCwPnU]YouTube- Microsoft Events Selects Xirrus to Deliver Ultra-High Wi-Fi[/ame]

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