Juniper Mist Wireless Access Points Reviews

We use the access points to provide wireless connectivity for students, faculty, and staff at our central campus.

I'm not familiar with all the technical features in detail, but overall, we've been very pleased with the performance.

The main cases are Juniper Versa, the APs, and the firewall. Right now, a customer in Bangalore needs an SRX340 firewall for 200 users. I recommended the Juniper SRX340, as it would be sufficient for their needs.

We handle customers from various industries, including banking, warehouses, and more. We serve both small and big customers.

I use the solution in my company to monitor our entire network infrastructure, including access points, core switches, firewalls, and everything else, which is currently maintained by Juniper. The overall control of the tool is available from the web portal, so Juniper Mist's dashboard gives access to all the information related to our company's network infrastructure through a cloud portal, making it very easy to manage and troubleshoot it.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from the fact that my company doesn't need a specific controller when using the tool since it is managed by the cloud infrastructure, making it very easy to maintain or troubleshoot, and in case of any failures, it is easy to replace the product. You don't need any physical engineers to help you with any issues related to the product since you can just actually go through a PnP process and configure the solution remotely.

We are using Juniper Mist Wireless Access Points primarily for our enterprise's wireless LAN solutions.

For the most part, it does what it's supposed to do, and I like it. It's a great product.

We primarily use the solution to access WiFi.

The visibility is good, the controller is very nice, and easy to work with this. The bottom line is it's a good vendor and it's a good solution for WiFi.

The simplicity is great. It's straightforward to learn the solution. It's very easy to understand and the implementation as well.

It's our main WiFi provider. We're a newspaper company in Sweden. It's actually a lot of newspaper brands. We're around a hundred brands. We have around 70 offices in Sweden, all across Sweden. We have it deployed in all the offices. The office sites can vary from one access point all the way up to the biggest one, which has around 150 access points.

Our network department isn't that big. Right now, we're two employees and one consultant. Since we don't want to travel all over, we still deploy this. It's really, really, really simple to set up the site in the cloud and then just ship the access point to a local technician, plug it in, and put it up where you like it to be placed.

It works for every one of our offices. The lack of integration or the lack of work needed to be put it into the local site to get it to work is really lovely. The feedback we get from the system with the AI is excellent. It tells you if the issue is a bad cable, or missing a plan, et cetera. All these little things tare mitigating human error.

The solution is pretty generic and easy to use.

We use Juniper Wireless AP in schools. We have one Juniper Wireless AP covering two classrooms. They are helping kids with their daily connectivity needs in the classroom, such as studying and homework.

Juniper Wireless AP has allowed my IT directors and other IT personnel to not have to focus on the wireless aspect of our network. It gives us insights into what's going on in the network a lot quicker than previous solutions.