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#1532999 14-Apr-2016 12:49

networkn:

I got a reply asking for clarification of some details, I hope to have my Promo code shortly.

Ditto.

Applied yesterday on the promo website.

Got two emails from Cambium today:

email # 1 asked me to confirm my order

email # 2 asked me to confirm my company details (not asked for before)

Waiting ...

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#1533056 14-Apr-2016 15:06

Ordered one, thanks for the heads up.

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#1533074 14-Apr-2016 15:48

clinty:

Just got my quote and noticed this:

3. Total Participants shall be limited to 150 in each Region: APAC, CALA, EMEA, NA

so may pay to get in fast :)

@michaelmurfy have you received the units yet?

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Interesting, didnt notice there was a limit put on it.

I put in for my code late last night, got the automatic we will be in contact response, Yet to hear anything else though.

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#1533086 14-Apr-2016 15:52

Mine has been dispatched will be here tomorrow.

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#1533116 14-Apr-2016 16:58

This is a marketing promo so if the info you provided don't make commercial sense then I don't think you will get the code. I got a response within 30 mins and order placed this morning.

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#1533122 14-Apr-2016 17:09

Yes there is a certain way of approaching these sorts of things to get a desirable outcome.

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#1533241 14-Apr-2016 21:13

Do they have to be cloud managed? appears they can be on-premise as well..

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#1533247 14-Apr-2016 21:33

cnMaestro (the cloud management platform) will at some stage be available as an on-prem solution but isn't yet.

I've only just got my first AP up and running and from what I can tell you can't actually use the cloud management to configure all the settings on the AP via a GUI. You can create and push text based config files though, and monitor the APs. The actual device config e.g. setting up SSIDs etc is done on the device (web or ssh). You can pull the config txt into the cloud platform and create a template with that. I may wrong about all that, just getting started.

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#1533263 14-Apr-2016 22:49

mcraenz:

cnMaestro (the cloud management platform) will at some stage be available as an on-prem solution but isn't yet.

I've only just got my first AP up and running and from what I can tell you can't actually use the cloud management to configure all the settings on the AP via a GUI. You can create and push text based config files though, and monitor the APs. The actual device config e.g. setting up SSIDs etc is done on the device (web or ssh). You can pull the config txt into the cloud platform and create a template with that. I may wrong about all that, just getting started.

Yeah based off that I have decided to stick to my Xclaim, my cnPilot has gone to a friend of whom I'll assist setting up for him. Just can't justify another enterprise grade AP no matter how cheap it is ;)

But, I am still going to do some comparisons. For the price though at the moment they're bloody good and I am sure this offer would have benefited many people but for your average punter at the regular price the Xclaim still seems to be the better option based off ease of use.

My Xclaim is already overkill for my 2 bedroom small apartment-style house but so is the rest of my network really.

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#1533308 15-Apr-2016 00:31

It is early days for their firmware and they appear to be very receptive to feedback. I think 6 months down the lane when the have their 2.0 firmware out, things would be bit different

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#1533335 15-Apr-2016 06:38

Yes true early days yet. Although 2.0 is already out (released April 12th). The on-boarding process is pretty sweet, totally seamless, just enter the serial number and power on the unit. First boot took ages, I presume it was updating to 2.0.

First basic tests with iperf from my phone and I'm getting ~220Mbps at close range. The only 802.11 AC devices I have are phones. Really need to upgrade my ~ 5yo laptop!

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#1533340 15-Apr-2016 07:10

mcraenz, what are you using to provide the PoE?

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#1533343 15-Apr-2016 07:28

Just using the supplied adaptor. I was planning to buy an EdgeRouter lite 3 but now thinking perhaps I should go with the EdgeRouter POE (5 Port). As I'm planning to put up at least 2 of the 3 APs I bought. I'm not really up on PoE standards though so will need to do some research.

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#1533379 15-Apr-2016 08:22

Bummer, was hoping I could you use you as a short cut in my research (should I manage to snag the deal)...

I've been looking at either of the two below. I'm not sure the 5 ports on the EdgeRouter POE will be enough...

Also not clear if the POE when bridging the port speed like it does on the ERL..

Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 16 port 150W PoE Switch
Ubiquiti TOUGHSwitch 24V 5 POE Managed Gigabit Switch

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#1533563 15-Apr-2016 14:07

I ordered three cnPilot E400 units at lunchtime today - and got an OOS message.

So I tried for two units, and got them.

The Go Wireless website now shows: "Availability: Out of Stock".

Promo codes are valid until 30 May, so hopefully they'll get more stock before then.

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