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We are using older AP-61's that still work well, but it's beginning to show a few cracks as it ages and more devices simultaneously access the network.

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This solution has been in place for close to 9 years.

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Even as the current system we are using is old and the AP's being used are AP-61's, it is still working well.

We have 64 AP's around the site and with more and more students bringing in their wireless devices, we are only now starting to see some cracks. These cracks are to be expected due to the age of the system, and I'm sure it wasn't designed to have more than 1,000-plus devices accessing the network at the same time.

So if the current and future Aruba systems are as good as the old, we should all be fine.

Disclosure: I am a real user, and this review is based on my own experience and opinions.
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