Ubiquiti WLAN Reviews

I use Ubiquiti Wireless LAN for medium-level customers. It is employed for small installations or networks rather than high-density scenarios such as venues. For more complex systems, I prefer to use Ruckus.

Ubiquiti Wireless LAN is reliable and offers a good quality product. It provides one interface to manage all installations, allowing me to monitor all customers through the same web interface. 

The web interface in the controller allows for quick configuration of devices with just one click, which is a significant advantage.

I'm using Ubiquiti WLAN for many installations. We recently deployed 640 wireless links for just one contract. On average, we deal with about 25-30 virtually every week. In addition, we also supply many access points.

The main advantage of Ubiquiti WLAN is the network management. The whole concept has one complete range of products from end to end, with very basic and effective management systems. That's a key benefit in my mind. But the main thing is that it's so competitive—far more competitive than the other leading American brands.

My primary use case for Ubiquiti WLAN is to provide wireless connectivity for corporate use and create a guest WiFi with a captive portal for guests. I also use it for site-to-site connections using Ubiquiti WiMAX radios.

The Cloud Key Controller is a valuable feature because it allows me to access the wireless system from the cloud and locally within the same network, enhancing network management. It enables me to scan the wireless system to identify radio frequencies that can impact the network, allowing for remediation. The routine updates are a valuable feature, as they are regularly provided and enhance security and functionality.

Firstly, I initially purchased the device to build a VPN, and one very valuable feature for me was the ability to create a layer two VPN, which was available on the legacy ER router. It allowed me to expand a subnet to a remote site, which was essential for my setup. Additionally, I appreciated that the CLI of the router was similar to other Juniper products that I was familiar with. As for my current setup, I'm using it as a wireless controller and a camera DVR. I plan to purchase newer-generation routers for building VPNs between sites. However, my infrastructure running on the ER routers is sufficient for now, and I haven't faced any issues requiring replacement parts. I am also happy with its performance. 

The solution should improve stability. 

We use Ubiquiti WLAN solutions for point-to-point configurations and wireless networks within our internal Wi-Fi infrastructure. These solutions are primarily used for point-to-point wireless integration.

You can use the Ubiquiti WLAN with the UniFi wireless controller software. This software can be purchased, downloaded from the website, and installed to manage Wi-Fi networks. One notable advantage is the ease of obtaining and implementing updates. Updates can be downloaded from the same site, making it convenient to keep devices updated.

The most valuable features of the solution are that traffic management is very easy and setting up VPNs is a very straightforward process.

The logs are not detailed enough. You can't clearly see what is being blocked in Ubiquiti WLAN, making the troubleshooting process a little bit harder. The aforementioned areas can be considered for improvement.

We use Ubiquiti WLAN to connect for business purposes. We have nursing homes, and our nursing staff uses devices to enter residence data. Also, our residents are using these WiFi access points for private use. We also use the solution for resident internet.

First of all, Ubiquiti WLAN is fixing our needs. The solution helps us to have more than one VLAN. The solution has enough power for a number of simultaneous connections. The solution can be centrally managed to some extent.

Ruckus access points were not available to us for more than one year. It took us 12 to 18 months to get the Ruckus access points. Ubiquiti WLAN has good availability, and it is much cheaper. Ubiquiti WLAN doesn't have the exact same performance and features as Ruckus. However, we don't have the same requirements as Ruckus in the countries where we use Ubiquiti WLAN.

The best thing about Ubiquiti WLAN is its price, as it is a cheap product. Anyone can buy the product off the shelf and configure it. The only advantage is that it is a cheap tool.

The product's area of concern revolves around its lack of support. With the tool, you cannot do an RMA. My company has never seen a Ubiquiti representative visit our premises. Once you buy the tool, you are on your own.