Casual Check - Primary Wireless AP Vendor

[sfx2000]

Just running a quick check - not what you recommend, but what you actually use day to day...

This isn't a fan-boi poll, it's an honest question.. comments appreciated perhaps, but keep the fan-boi enthusiasm to a minimum. Not asking for justification, they're all good products, and they're all good vendors for various reasons.

 

[Nullity]

I would buy any of them.

I am very interested in TP-Link. They seem to be the value leader and they usually have good Linux support.

 

[remixedcat]

My Network hardware: Cisco Meraki Z1 router, 2 x Aruba RAP 109 APs, 1 Cisco Meraki MR12 AP. D-Link DGS-1210-10P PoE managed switch.

 

[Cloud200]

My Network hardware: Cisco Meraki Z1 router, 2 x Aruba RAP 109 APs, 1 Cisco Meraki MR12 AP. D-Link DGS-1210-10P PoE managed switch.

I forget, can you run the Z1 without an MX router in the organization?

 

[Cloud200]

Just running a quick check - not what you recommend, but what you actually use day to day...

This isn't a fan-boi poll, it's an honest question.. comments appreciated perhaps, but keep the fan-boi enthusiasm to a minimum. Not asking for justification, they're all good products, and they're all good vendors for various reasons.

Day to day . . . Ubiquiti Unifi series
After that its Meraki
And then a distant 3rd, Asus.

 

[remixedcat]

I forget, can you run the Z1 without an MX router in the organization?

The Z1 is a router.

 

[Cloud200]

The Z1 is a router.

Right I use them for clients, but only when an MX is already in the network. Auto VPN and all that. I never tested if I could use one without an MX in the organization. For some reason I thought there was a license issue.

 

[remixedcat]

I use mine without an MX. You don't need to VPN into an MX to use it. Mine works fine as a standalone router.