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Thank you very much for a very thorough run down of the system, we are based in the EU and are trying to make sure that we have as few mandatory ties to US manufacturers as possible while running a modern IT system.
We have thought about MikroTik and Extreme but our CTO wants us to investigate Ubiquiti as it has a nice web UI for all devices on the network which would be a big advantage for our small network.
I will push for a small POC network or demo so we can get a better understanding of it.
Thats understandable and fair, some US/publicly traded companies are kinda nutsy nowadays.
At first I was also drawn with Mikrotik but setting them up is a bit...yea, I'm not thrashing them, it just made me realize "do i really want to spend a lot of time setting this up?"
but don't get me wrong, they're amazing. I've seen my cousin doing his ISP business with 1000+ clients using their CCR line up and the cost to perf ratio is crazy.
Yeah, I have a small Milrotik home router that I opened once, checked out Winbox for 15 min, realized I was WAY out of my depth and got an Asus router instead, this was about 8 years ago though, so things may have changed.
At this moment we are not really big enough to justify a dedicated network tech, which is why Ubiquiti have caught our eye.