If you were deploying all new APs today, N or AC?
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@Dashrender said:
Yeah, all that makes since - I suppose the main point was that if something was being replaced or installed new (new implementation) then going with whatever your MSP is familiar with and already has infrastructure for should make things a bit better all the way around.
At least worth considering. Factors like "The MSP uses this internally" or "has lots of other customers on this" means that issues are less likely to come up first with you. Or just learning things like how to navigate quickly to the feature settings or whatever. Don't let that drive decisions, but it is a factor worth considering.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Green field scenario?
Green Field means there is nothing there already, not even prep work. You are starting from scratch (the field hasn't had its grass disturbed yet.)
Brown Field means there is some work done, maybe just the bulldozer leveling of a pad site, maybe a foundation is started - but something, so you have to account for the existing planning and work, even if you end up having to redo it.
OK Thanks - I guess I'm in a Brown Field situation where the interior of the space has already been designed.
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Green field scenario?
Green Field means there is nothing there already, not even prep work. You are starting from scratch (the field hasn't had its grass disturbed yet.)
Brown Field means there is some work done, maybe just the bulldozer leveling of a pad site, maybe a foundation is started - but something, so you have to account for the existing planning and work, even if you end up having to redo it.
OK Thanks - I guess I'm in a Brown Field situation where the interior of the space has already been designed.
brown town
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Green field scenario?
Green Field means there is nothing there already, not even prep work. You are starting from scratch (the field hasn't had its grass disturbed yet.)
Brown Field means there is some work done, maybe just the bulldozer leveling of a pad site, maybe a foundation is started - but something, so you have to account for the existing planning and work, even if you end up having to redo it.
OK Thanks - I guess I'm in a Brown Field situation where the interior of the space has already been designed.
Yes.
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I guess my mind is just in the gutter this morning... but somebody needs to pick a different color for referencing a brown field scenario...
I'll see myself out now.
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Well it is fitting that it is always better to be in a green field than a brown one.
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I hate when I jump over a fence and find out, too late, that it is a brown field.
