The scalability of the system is exceptionally high, and it is well-optimized for large-scale deployments. It's capable of supporting thousands of access points, even in challenging environments like stadiums with a high density of users. Managing access points in close proximity is usually difficult due to interference issues, but the system handles this admirably by adjusting settings and reducing interference. Even for smaller-scale applications, such as managing ten access points with ten users, it proves effective. I would rate it eight out of ten.

The solution is highly scalable, and there are no restrictions on the number of APs you can use. It's a matter of licensing and how many units you are willing to deploy.

We have installed 300+ APs on our largest site without encountering any performance issues or other challenges.

ExtremeCloud IQ is a highly scalable solution because it's a cloud-based solution, and we don't have a restriction on how many APs we can connect to the cloud. Whenever you have an AP, just purchase your licenses, and connect to the cloud. We don't have any limitations in terms of scalability. Approximately 2000 plus users are currently using the solution in our organization. ExtremeCloud IQ is currently being used 24/7 and to its maximum potential in our organization.

I rate ExtremeCloud IQ ten out of ten for scalability.

ExtremeCloud IQ is very scalable. It's the most scalable solution I know. It may have the same level of scalability as Mist AI from Juniper and Aerohive from Ruckus Wireless.

The solution can scale. It's not a problem. If we need to add access points, we just add them. We have about 2,500 people on the solution. 

We have had no issues with scalability. The WIFI planning tool is a great asset for us. We evaluate the coverage and then add APs as needed to cover dead spots or add new areas of coverage.

Extreme Wireless scales easily.  We are already running almost 6,000 access points at the university.

It's a little bit more comfortable for these medium size businesses.

We were able to quickly configure and deploy statewide. We installed on average six new units each week for the last year. I recently installed 40 units in one week to a new campus without any difficulty.

It's scalable. You can get the serial number and enter from the Extreme portals. We get serial numbers from the product, enter it in the website, and create zones, buildings, areas.

We currently have seven or eight people using the solution.

Never. No controller = no bottleneck = no single point of failure

We have not encountered any scalability issues. We added an AP to a new building in a few minutes; had a staffer plug in the AP and it appeared in our manager and received our configuration.

ExtremeCloud IQ is a very scalable solution. Four customers are using the solution.

I rate ExtremeCloud IQ a nine out of ten for scalability.

I rate the tool's scalability an eight out of ten. 

None at all. Aerohive is very scalable due to its pricing and licensing model. It gives the consumer the flexibility to expand their wireless network as and when funding is available. It is great to just be able to buy a new AP, plug it in and off you go!!

None so far.

We have not had any issues with scalability. As we transitioned to Aerohive, we still had other access points in use, from another manufacturer. We've never had any trouble with increased use, or multiple devices.

We had no issues with scalability and, in fact, enlarging the environment was extremely simple.

ExtremeCloud IQ is very scalable.

As we were using it for testing purposes in our company, we had two or three people who were using this solution.

I am responsible for configuring and designing all the networking. 

I am the Solutions Architect, and I conduct the implementation as well.

I did not encounter any issues with scalability.

Scalability is not an issue in our environment at all. We have over 100 AP's, some of which are in near Faraday cages in our facility.

This product is scalable and we have approximately 125 people using it.

We have not encountered any scalability issues; nice to add devices with just a serial number and have them pick up the entire policy. HiveManager works well for monitoring, maintenance, and scaling.

We had no issues with scalability at all. Aerohive scales very well.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

Scalability is simple. You just plug in a new AP and push code. As long as you have a PoE switch you can put an AP up to 100m away without issue.

This is a very scalable product. It works fine with two or three access points, but also in an environment where you have hundreds or even thousands of them.

No, we have many AP's and 100 branch routers. The hivemanager design makes it easy to add a new piece of hardware and just send an update with the existing policy to get it configured.

Not really. We simply had to buy a more powerful Hive Manager appliance when we went over the 1000 AP mark, but other than that, this product scales very easily.

This is a scalable solution. 

The main reason why a lot of customers choose this solution is because of how scalable it is. You can scale as you grow by just adding more products.

We have never hit a ceiling, although I feel confident we would have if a controller-based solution had been deployed.

We've had no issues with scalability.

So far no issues have come up with scalability. we have installed these in around 40 nursing homes and they are working great.

We have not encountered any issues related to scalability of the Aerohive access points.

The adapters have scaled to meet the needs of our students without issues. Which means that I didn't encounter any issues with scalability.

Had some client issues, but nothing with the Aerohive equipment.

We've had no issues scaling it.

We only use a couple of these in the office so we cannot comment on scale at this point.

Scalability is not a problem at all. At some places we have “high density mesh” and L2 roaming along with automatic channel distribution is working very well.

No issues. In high traffic areas, or in poor coverage areas, we've simply added APs and they're onboard right away. There are a couple of large rooms that have had an AP added due to the 100 client limit.

No.

ExtremeCloud IQ is an enterprise solution, so we have customers with hundreds of sites. It's definitely scalable. 

It is very much scalable. It supports more than 100K access points in one console.

We only expand the network once until now, but it was as simple as the initial deployment. Add devices to HiveManager and push config.

We had to tweak some power for some of our APs so they would not pick up the access points from our lower floors after we launched. After tweaking that we didnt have any issues scaling.

It is scalable. 

There have been no issues with scalability.

We've had no issues with scalability.

I don't know about scalability at this point. Right now, it is just 5,000 square feet with two nodes.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

No issues with scalability. We can scale with as many devices as we want, without replacing any infrastructure or adding large bundles of licences.

Nope.

No.

I have not encountered any scalability issues.

No

I have never had a scalability issue yet.

No. We have this solution deployed throughout over 60 points of service - with several that have more than one device. Changes can be made per device or by grouping several devices.

There have been no issues scaling it.

No issues encountered.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

Nope the system scales very easily, just add AP's and licenses and off you go.