I primarily used ExtremeCloud IQ to provide wireless internet connections to our students and academic staff. I relied on ExtremeCloud IQ for network management and to ease the IT workload, as our university did not have a large IT department.

Our customers use the product to control access points and manage wireless networks. 

It is an active cloud solution with two main components. The first component involves Wi-Fi and cloud management, focusing on access points and controllers in the cloud. The second component is a network access control solution with a management tool, offering network visibility down to layer seven, and the ability to define policies on a per-user, per-MAC address, and per-subnet basis.

Customers use the solution to manage Wi-Fi switches on a unified platform, making it easy to analyze and troubleshoot in one location. Some customers even use it when they have offices in multiple locations, as they can consolidate everything and manage it from a single location.

ExtremeCloud IQ is a little bit similar to cloud solutions that don't need controllers on-premises in terms of deployment. Some small offices with multiple branches across the world have a high SLA infrastructure with 10 to 28 pieces. ExtremeCloud IQ is one of the best cloud-based wireless solutions that can be used to manage all those APs in a single point or single pane of glass. We can manage all the APs from a single dashboard across multiple locations. So ExtremeCloud IQ is the best solution for companies who want to manage multiple branches in a single pane of glass. The solution provides simple management for all the processes.

Thanks to their new cloud solutions, Extreme can be used in major stadiums, universities, and colleges. Extreme wireless devices are widely used in those spaces that require high throughput and density.

We have ExtremeCloud IQ with access points 8410 and 460 from Extreme.

We are using it for an academic institute - specifically, for the students, faculty, and staff. 

We're using the latest version. It's deployed on a public cloud. We can get our management interface from the internet, from anywhere.

There are 2,000 people who use this solution in my organization, but we haven't finished the setup yet. Our users are mostly students.

We use ExtremeCloud IQ as a solution for enterprises.

We see use cases a lot in the education sector. You could find Extreme Wireless just about anywhere. However, I would say the majority would be education due to the dashboard, which is something that people really like.

That's not to say you can't find it in manufacturing. That's not to say you can't find it in healthcare. It's just not viewed as strongly as Cisco.

ExtremeCloud IQ is the next level of monitoring from Extreme. Our customer used to use NetSight, and the next generation of that is ExtremeCloud IQ. We use the solution to manage the wireless solutions and the devices on the network.

I'm the founder of the company. 

We use ExtremeCloud IQ for controlling the access points, controlling the switches, configuring the wireless LANs, doing access control for the users, monitoring, and analytics.

We manage the access points or the wireless solution using ExtremeCloud IQ.

We primarily use this product for wireless control.

We are partners and distributers for ExtremeCloud and we sell the solution to a lot of our customers. It is a cloud management solution that provides management and access control in a centralized environment with complete control over your network.

We sell this solution to customers. In terms of deployment, some customers require an on-premise solution, and some are okay with the cloud solution. It is a mix of both environments. We provide the latest version of this solution.

We are a distributor and ExtremeCloud IQ is one of the products that we have experience with. It is primarily used by bigger companies in industries such as healthcare.

We use it for general business.

We are resellers for this solution. The primary use case is for wifi for enterprises and for hotspots for telecom operators.

30,000 sq ft manufacturing and admin facility, three stories with three distinct networks- production, guest, and barcode scanners so voice/data, guest, and IoT.

WLAN deployment for girls' hostels of the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. It has four hostel complexes for in-house undergraduates. Our University has the largest WLAN deployment in Sri Lanka. Now, we are expanding it to cover all rooms in the hostels. This time, we are seeking a cloud-based system with BYOD. 

We use Aerohive as our campus wireless solution. The cloud-based management interface allows us to fully manage all our wireless radios, ensuring consistency and ease of access.

We have BR200-LTE-VZ branch routers at each of our retail locations providing primary and backup connectivity to the stores. 

I am not using it right now because I am an integrator working on projects for my customers.

ExtremeCloud IQ is used to manage many types of Extreme Network devices. Only Extreme Networks are used. WiFi access points, switches Switches, and wifi access points are the most common.