Chief Digital Officer (CDO) at a insurance company with 201-500 employees
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Nov 26, 2025
My use case for Ubiquiti WLAN includes segmentation for a client in oil and gas, where I segment their physical security, CCTV, IoTs, computers, and voice into separate VLANs for better management and operation.
My primary use case for Ubiquiti WLAN is to provide wireless connectivity for corporate use and create a guest WiFi with a captive portal for guests. I also use it for site-to-site connections using Ubiquiti WiMAX radios.
I'm using Ubiquiti WLAN for many installations. We recently deployed 640 wireless links for just one contract. On average, we deal with about 25-30 virtually every week. In addition, we also supply many access points.
We use Ubiquiti WLAN solutions for point-to-point configurations and wireless networks within our internal Wi-Fi infrastructure. These solutions are primarily used for point-to-point wireless integration.
Director of Solutions and Alliances at a tech services company with 1-10 employees
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Top 20
Nov 3, 2023
As a system integrator, we don't use Ubiquiti WLAN in our own environment. However, we provide support for the it's implementation in some of our customers' environments.
The solution is for a mining site, and the solution's good for a small group of people, but when the numbers increase, you get some access points going offline, even though they aren't. When the numbers are smaller, managing and controlling is very easy.
Senior Network Admin at a educational organization with 501-1,000 employees
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Oct 3, 2022
We use UniFi WiFi in 4 schools, around 280 access points in total, with a single controller in the cloud. There are very few issues with Unifi equipment. It is much better and cheaper than what we had previously. It just works! I would recommend it to small/medium enterprises. It is not really suitable for single use and does not scale well above a few hundred APs. By default, the controller can handle about 200 devices. Any more than that, it needs specialist Linux skills to scale up.
Infrastructure Manager at a energy/utilities company with 201-500 employees
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Sep 13, 2021
It's a WLAN solution. I can provide access point management for the whole corporation. We are not physically installing a single site, we have a few branches across the nation, and I can manage them in a single point. I have a few SSIDs that broadcast to specific sites. I can manage the login, and I have it integrated to make it easier for my clients. They don't need to use passwords, it is based on a certificate that is on my domain.
We are a solution provider and the Ubiquiti WLAN is one of the networking products that we implement for our customers. We have worked with different versions including the AC Pro HD, the HD, and the XD. I have set up and manage multiple sites. There are 45 access points deployed all over a billion square feet.
System & Network Administrator at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
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Jun 3, 2020
Our company uses this solution extensively and recently we've deployed it for our clients too. I've also been using it personally so it's a flexible solution. There are probably 10 users in my company. I'm a systems and networks administrator and we're customers of Ubiquiti.
UniFi is a revolutionary Wi-Fi system that combines Enterprise performance, unlimited scalability, a central management controller and disruptive pricing.
My use case for Ubiquiti WLAN includes segmentation for a client in oil and gas, where I segment their physical security, CCTV, IoTs, computers, and voice into separate VLANs for better management and operation.
My main use case for Ubiquiti WLAN is just access to the internet.
My primary use case for Ubiquiti WLAN is to provide wireless connectivity for corporate use and create a guest WiFi with a captive portal for guests. I also use it for site-to-site connections using Ubiquiti WiMAX radios.
I'm using Ubiquiti WLAN for many installations. We recently deployed 640 wireless links for just one contract. On average, we deal with about 25-30 virtually every week. In addition, we also supply many access points.
We use the solution to send CCTV camera images via a wireless network to make a surveillance system in remote areas.
We use Ubiquiti WLAN solutions for point-to-point configurations and wireless networks within our internal Wi-Fi infrastructure. These solutions are primarily used for point-to-point wireless integration.
Small, medium, and enterprise customers use the solution.
As a system integrator, we don't use Ubiquiti WLAN in our own environment. However, we provide support for the it's implementation in some of our customers' environments.
The solution is for a mining site, and the solution's good for a small group of people, but when the numbers increase, you get some access points going offline, even though they aren't. When the numbers are smaller, managing and controlling is very easy.
We use Ubiquiti WLAN to connect different departments of our organization. It helps us in blocking and allowing access to the network.
We use the product for high-performance wireless networks.
I'm using it for access and coverage for my devices.
We use UniFi WiFi in 4 schools, around 280 access points in total, with a single controller in the cloud. There are very few issues with Unifi equipment. It is much better and cheaper than what we had previously. It just works! I would recommend it to small/medium enterprises. It is not really suitable for single use and does not scale well above a few hundred APs. By default, the controller can handle about 200 devices. Any more than that, it needs specialist Linux skills to scale up.
I use Ubiquiti WLAN to provide Wi-Fi in the hotel industry.
We primarily use the solution to provide the network and internet connection for all of our staff. We are an IT solutions company.
The solution is primarily used for internet access.
I generally use the solution as a wireless access point.
Ubiquiti is mostly used in small businesses where Wi-Fi is not critical.
@JoelGaari Sorry, I don't agree with this. We use it where wifi is critical, and it performs very well.
It's a WLAN solution. I can provide access point management for the whole corporation. We are not physically installing a single site, we have a few branches across the nation, and I can manage them in a single point. I have a few SSIDs that broadcast to specific sites. I can manage the login, and I have it integrated to make it easier for my clients. They don't need to use passwords, it is based on a certificate that is on my domain.
Currently, I'm mainly using it for residential and small business purposes.
We are using this solution as a network device.
We currently use it for small clients.
I primarily use the solution with all of my clients.
We are a solution provider and the Ubiquiti WLAN is one of the networking products that we implement for our customers. We have worked with different versions including the AC Pro HD, the HD, and the XD. I have set up and manage multiple sites. There are 45 access points deployed all over a billion square feet.
Our company uses this solution extensively and recently we've deployed it for our clients too. I've also been using it personally so it's a flexible solution. There are probably 10 users in my company. I'm a systems and networks administrator and we're customers of Ubiquiti.
This is part of our wireless network infrastructure. One of the things that we use our network for is video conferencing.