Ubiquiti WLAN pros and cons

You can save backups of this controller locally and then I can export it to wherever I want.

The most beneficial thing about Ubiquiti is that it is simple to deploy.

The pricing is very competitive and the feature sets are very good. It compares well against more expensive options.

All of the interfacing is very good.

The solution is not complex to deploy.

The solution has a lot of great features.

The solution works well and in the short time I have used it, I've enjoyed its capabilities.

The solution is very easy to install.

Ubiquiti WLAN's most valuable features are that it works well in a hybrid environment and isn't heavy on resources.

Ubiquiti provides good connectivity for the end-user, so I think it's stable.

I have never used cloud solutions. My first approach would be something related to the cloud, and backups on the cloud, and maybe an easier way to connect to it because I have an on-premises environment.

The downside is the interface changes, where they are constantly doing firmware updates.

The support needs improvement. The official support is kind of complex. It's not that straightforward compared to Cisco and Aruba.

Largely we're happy with the product, however, the firmware deployments could maybe be managed a little bit differently.

There seems to be a drop in service. It's definitely a reliability or stability issue we face.

When I started to upgrade, the controller for Unbuntu was really struggling to start up, however, that has since been solved.

The statistics you can get on it are a bit limited from what I have seen so far.

The product needs to improve the user interface in the migration from old to new versions.

Ubiquiti WLAN only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi radio and would be improved by including support for 5GHz.

Ubiquiti lacks troubleshooting tools. For example, there aren't tools that your clients can use to gather input on the AP itself. There's no visibility in the application layer or reporting. It doesn't have a lot of management features.