We did it ourselves, it was not complicated at all. 

The solution's deployment was done through an in-house team, and two people were involved in the deployment process. The two people involved in the deployment had to collect some information related to the IP addresses for the APs, DNSS, DHCP, APs mounting, and WLCs or rack mounting. They also had to verify the configuration and cable connections.

The solution took 30 to 40 minutes to deploy. Before deploying the solution, we have to ensure the controller is running, controller configuration is completed, and all the WLANs, profiles and policies are configured on the controller. Then we can connect the AP with the DHCP option, where it can find the section controller and communicate with it. Once it is joined with the controller based on the policies that we have configured, it will automatically join that particular site and start downloading the firmware, and it will be joined to the controller. ExtremeWireless is following the same process as Cisco and Aruba.

One person is required for the maintenance of ExtremeWireless.

We had a third-party deploy the solution for us. 

As this is a cloud-based solution, maintenance is done by the vendor. The maintenance required on our end is fairly low.

We are fully trained to give our customers the second and third-line support.

We have two engineers that do the implementation and maintenance of the solution. We used an integrator for the implementation.

The solution's deployment takes 10 to 15 minutes for the cloud and about one hour for on-premises. The solution's deployment for the cloud is a straightforward process. We use the serial numbers to the cloud solution, connect the AP to an internet source, and it goes online after a while.

However, the on-premises deployment is a little bit more tricky. For the on-premises deployment, we need to configure the AP to connect to the cloud, then reconfigure it to connect to the on-prem again, then change the firmware to be connected to the on-prem, and then run it.

Two engineers are enough for the maintenance and deployment of ExtremeWireless.

We completed the deployment with our in-house team.

We did the implementation in-house. The solution does not require maintenance.

We were able to handle the deployment ourselves with the help of technical support.

Our in-house team deploys this solution for our clients. Typically, two or three people are involved, depending on the size of the project.

We have one technician that does the implementation.

We used a specialized team to implement the product.