@Dashrender The fact you find it acceptable to pay for advertisements is what I find staggering.

Although you also said you were cool with Microsoft collecting your information to send you more targeted ads, so I guess I really shouldn't be surprised.

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

Oh.. that's most definitely not true - if you pay for cable, then by the same boat you can say that about cable.

Good thing I don't have cable service either.

@Dashrender said in What Are You Watching Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Watching Now:

@RojoLoco said in What Are You Watching Now:

Watched most of the reboot of Animaniacs. It's awesome.

My son loved the original (when it was on netflix)
Where's can I stream the reboot? (haven't googled it yet, I'm pretending to work..)

It's on Hulu.

The only service that you use. . . and are specifically paying for ads!

@Dashrender said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

ustomer wouldn't approve adding cabling to run extra APs.

How many do they have today?

That's kind of what I'm thinking of recommending, but would want to ensure that we're list apples to apples and not against grapefuites (if you get my point).

@travisdh1 said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

@DustinB3403 said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

@travisdh1 said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

Have you ever done a proper site survey? I think that's where you need to start.

For this client no, they aren't huge by any means. They've got a hodgepodge of equipment today, but are sitting on a bunch of dated meraki AP's backed with a mixture of different switches.

The usage for the warehouse is to support handheld computer type scanners for inventory control, no tablets/cell phones etc.

The office space isn't overly large, maybe 100 of so office staff (at the most).

That is going to be a large office area, 100 people take up a lot of space, unless a bunch of them are hot desking.

The space is rather large, and while I would agree adding AP's may be the ideal approach, I can suspect the customer wouldn't approve adding cabling to run extra APs.

@jt1001001 good point, I don't know unfortunately but would find out before offerring an answer.

@JaredBusch it would be pretty quick to get setup, the servers and endpoints are going to be the most time consuming for getting each setup.

Edit installing each agent

Is it possibly torrent traffic? Do you have anything like zabbix on the end points and servers to see what they are doing?

@travisdh1 said in Trying to get metrics comparing two APs Cisco and Ubiquiti:

Have you ever done a proper site survey? I think that's where you need to start.

For this client no, they aren't huge by any means. They've got a hodgepodge of equipment today, but are sitting on a bunch of dated meraki AP's backed with a mixture of different switches.

The usage for the warehouse is to support handheld computer type scanners for inventory control, no tablets/cell phones etc.

The office space isn't overly large, maybe 100 of so office staff (at the most).

@JaredBusch Any input on the technical research for a comparison of the equipment vendors?