Ubiquiti Wireless refers to the wireless networking solutions provided by Ubiquiti Networks, a leading technology company specializing in networking and wireless communication products. Ubiquiti Wireless offers a range of innovative and cost-effective wireless networking solutions designed for various applications, including enterprise networks, service providers, small and medium-sized businesses, and home users.
Right now the product is less expensive and of higher quality than other solutions.
The price of this solution is ok.
Right now the product is less expensive and of higher quality than other solutions.
The price of this solution is ok.
Cambium Networks is a global provider of wireless broadband solutions for business and residential uses. Cambium cloud-based software serves a wide range of industries, including governmental and military agencies, oil, gas, and utility companies, Internet providers, private enterprises, and public safety networks. It features an extensive portfolio of managed WiFi and broadband point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP) platforms.
Its price is in the middle range.
There are no licensing fees, it's a one-time cost.
Its price is in the middle range.
There are no licensing fees, it's a one-time cost.
Fortinet FortiExtender is a cost-effective hardware WAN device that is robust, easily scales, and delivers 5G, LTE, and Ethernet options. FortiExtender is designed using Fortinet’s trademark security-focused networking. The solution enables organizations to have enhanced secure network connectivity with cellular and wired broadband network options.
I'm not sure what the cost is. However, I anticipate that the purchase price will range between $2,500 and $5,000.
I've only used the open-source version of Fortinet FortiExtender, but I know that it has some features that require you to pay for a license.
I'm not sure what the cost is. However, I anticipate that the purchase price will range between $2,500 and $5,000.
I've only used the open-source version of Fortinet FortiExtender, but I know that it has some features that require you to pay for a license.
