I used AirMagnet years ago.

We have used AirMagnet Survey. I have tested their device and their API scope. Ekahau is superior.

We used something called Virtual Suite. The only reason we used that was that it was open source. We needed somewhere to start. So, we started with that. When we were able to purchase the Ekahau software, we started using it. We've been using it ever since.

I've used AirMagnet once or twice and found it to be cumbersome. Part of it may be that I'm more experienced with Ekahau. This kind of work previously required the manual effort of taking floor plans to sites, along with physical APs to test the coverage and plot out our WiFi design.

Prior to acquiring Sidekick, we conducted our surveys with a laptop, three external NIC cards, and two spectrum analysis antennas. It was just as effective as using the Sidekick with an iPad or laptop, but it was bulky and required power constantly in order to maintain the batteries.

We previously used AirMagnet and NetSpot. We switched due to cost and performance. AirMagnet actually crashed a laptop and caused a complete system rebuild. NetSpot is nothing more than a low-end reader and isn't very accurate. 

We previously we worked on a project with AirMagnet Survey. This tool was provided by the company that was supporting us on the project.

We previously used AirMagnet some years ago. We changed because of the slowness of the software.

We did not previously use a different solution.

We have replaced all AirMagnet kit with Ekahau.

I did not previously use a different solution.