Primarily, with data centers, I am working with Apstra as an SDN manager and QFX switches, and for the campus side, I am dealing with Juniper Mist User Engagement and Mist Wireless, and the EX switches, and the assurance also as a MAC. The solution is entirely provided by Juniper, and Juniper's cloud is hosted on AWS. The main competitor I see for Juniper Mist User Engagement is only Arista from a technical perspective. However, in terms of market competition, they do not consider Arista a competitor since they focus more on Cisco. Before the acquisition, Juniper competed against Aruba, but after the acquisition, there is no longer any competition between Aruba and Juniper since both are under HPE. Therefore, the only competitor left is Cisco. Overall, I can give Juniper Mist User Engagement a final rating of nine to ten. I do not notice any gaps in this solution as of now. They provide normal campus solutions, and they are capable of advanced or modern designs such as three-stage or five-stage deployments. Wi-Fi-wise, they fit all use cases and all deployments, along with all the value-added services covered. I can easily give it a ten out of ten.
Primarily, with data centers, I am working with Apstra as an SDN manager and QFX switches, and for the campus side, I am dealing with Juniper Mist User Engagement and Mist Wireless, and the EX switches, and the assurance also as a MAC. The solution is entirely provided by Juniper, and Juniper's cloud is hosted on AWS. The main competitor I see for Juniper Mist User Engagement is only Arista from a technical perspective. However, in terms of market competition, they do not consider Arista a competitor since they focus more on Cisco. Before the acquisition, Juniper competed against Aruba, but after the acquisition, there is no longer any competition between Aruba and Juniper since both are under HPE. Therefore, the only competitor left is Cisco. Overall, I can give Juniper Mist User Engagement a final rating of nine to ten. I do not notice any gaps in this solution as of now. They provide normal campus solutions, and they are capable of advanced or modern designs such as three-stage or five-stage deployments. Wi-Fi-wise, they fit all use cases and all deployments, along with all the value-added services covered. I can easily give it a ten out of ten.