ExtremeWireless Reviews

Our primary use case is mainly for government, education, hospitality, hospitals, and financial institutions.

Action IQ is one management dashboard. We have been proposing it to all our customers.

Our use case for ExtremeWireless is to allow our employees to access the company systems.

The monitoring systems in ExtremeWireless have been very effective, and they are cheaper than other products. It provides better monitoring logs and detailed logs compared to Cisco Wireless.

ExtremeWireless is deployed in our staff quarters. It's a small building with three floors, and we have deployed eight ExtremeWireless access points. It is an appropriate solution for the moderate bandwidth needs in the staff quarters. However, we don't use ExtremeWireless for heavy video streaming and other activities that require high bandwidth. 

It is really hard to find locks or shed events in the controller, which makes troubleshooting difficult. When there are some issues, we need another login license to analyze this log. The controller has no log-based features.

The primary use case is for cloud-based access management, as ExtremeWireless is pioneering in this area. 

Additionally, they have a robust security engine called Air Defense, which provides professional wireless security assistance to some of my customers.

ExtremeWireless is known for its strong security engine, Air Defense, which provides necessary wireless security assistance to many of my customers. 

The solution offers a flexible licensing model. A single license can be used for on-premises, hybrid, or cloud, allowing for easy transition between solutions without losing investment.

ExtremeWireless is an on-premises solution. We offer the ExtremeWireless controller solution to customers who want an on-premises solution to do some configuration without much exposure to the cloud platform. With the solution, you can have the local controllers and APs on-premises and do stack configuration. Even if you have multiple branches where you can deploy APs only in FlexConnect mode, they will remotely connect to the controller. One of the branch APs will act as a controller or RF Domain manager and send all the information to the central controllers in a different location.

This process will reduce the cost a little bit for customers who can't afford all sites in each individual controller. The AP will act as a controller and connect to the central controller, providing all the controller functionalities for the local site. Even if the central controller is down, the local controller APs will be up and running. Compared with Cisco or Aruba, ExtremeWireless offers the best on-premises controller solutions we like.

ExtremeWireless has more compatibility with barcode scanners when compared to other solutions. The solution provides more flexibility and compatibility to organizations using warehouses.

I manage extreme values in my company.

The central control is valuable. We can organize the code, and we have ten venues around Australia and New Zealand. Our management configures the network policy through the central console, which saves us time and money.

We are a training company and supply wireless at venues for our customers and staff. It is used during meetings, trainings, and events. 

I think it's a good solution, it can scale and expand.