Ubiquiti Network Management System Reviews

The visual interface is quite intuitive, and data can be sorted in a variety of ways, including through built-in metrics and regular reports on aspects of network operation which the small-scale or less experienced user wouldn't even know to ask for.

Adoption and provisioning (automatic configuration to work in your network) of new devices like UniFi security cameras, security gateways, Wi-Fi access points, and UniFi phones is a snap, making implementation of network expansions and integration of new equipment simple and easy.

Facilitating the management of SSID networks used by the corporation, through a very user-friendly interface for the end user.

Nothing at the moment that discredits the use of the Ubiquiti interface

The ease of managing internal networks used within the corporate environment, so that all devices are integrated into the tool provided by the platform

I love that they keep their prices reasonable, and the quality of their products is very high. The interface is easy to use compared to legacy type systems. Installing the devices has always been super easy. Customer support is excellent. And my favorite, they have recently opened up their Security camera platform to allow third-party cameras to connect to the system, I still prefer Ubiquity cameras, but it's an awesome feature.

I have had issues when updating the firmware on my UDM Pro SE where the firmware fails and I have needed to recover the device. I've done this twice and the documentation on the process is not accurate. What it came down to, was the display on the front not displaying what it should when booting into recovery mode. This needs to be fixed.

Managing all aspects of the network.

Ease of use and simplicity in managing mutiple client sites. Between switches, access points, gatways, cameras, their product has been awesome for our business and clinets.

Implementation is fairly easy even when segmentaing out mutiple networks. Changing network override and managing VLAN is a breeze.

I use the web interface to handle my client's wireless devices. Super practical! because I can see on the map which devices are in outage and be proactive. Before I used to drive 45 minutes to check the device, now I have to move my mouse a couple of swings and a few clicks and keystrokes, and I could see what is going on with the device. And because I have several clients, the maps gives me a clear view of where the outages devices are located.

I have access to the information related to the device: IP, MAC Address, and Devices around (ARP), which type of device is, the log and a nice diagram of the network conectivty plus a layer on top of google maps showing me the location of the device.

The SMTP configuration is not easy and it's problematic to set it up if you have Microsoft Office 365 email accounts. In order to have the full service, at least ten devices must be registered.

Everything. It's relatively easy to set up and understand. It integrates easily, is easily maintained and a reasonable cost. The networking platform allows the integration of VoIP and security cameras with ease.

Their support can be a little opaque and tough to get a response from. The community is excellent though and you can usually find the support you need through the community forums. They have staff who monitor the forums and chime in with help as well.

The network platform has solved many problems. It's streamlined the way I manage the network, it's increased the stability and reliability of the network and has allowed us to expand the services that run over our network.

UBiQuati is designed to provide users with centralized management of their network infrastructure, including wired and wireless devices.

It offers a user-friendly interface that allows users to monitor and configure their networks.

The best thing I see is the graphic and simple way to administer, manage the network resources provided by the tool. Easy to start and deploy for any type of business.

For now, nothing to add or change, the tool is in. constantly updating.

The way to manage, configure, update the devices. It is saved time and money in deployment. It has helped me to have the infrastructure ready faster and with all the required standards.

Ubiquiti consistently releases updates for all its product lines. This is important in today's networks, where the risk of a cyber attack or exploit is high.

I dislike the routing products. I find their routing products aren't quite as full-featured as that of the product offerings from other vendors of a similar size.

Ubiquiti provides an easy way to manage hundreds of Access Points at scale, both at a single site or across multiple locations spread out around the country. Ubiquti also provides good support through its forums and user communities.

.Unifi WAPs are good performers, simple setup - very reasonably priced licensing - GUI makes it super easy to view WAPs and client machines, including their IPs, experience, etc

Occasionally a firmware update will cause a minor issue, but expected with these types of devices

seamless wifi coverage for entire plaza for staff and patients - easy management