The product is easy to deploy since it can be done seamlessly with zero testing. It's very easy to deploy for any larger or small networks.

On average, if you want to configure or maintain a thousand access points, it may take a maximum of three days to complete the configuration-related activities.

Based on the site environment, we can get the users to deploy or implement the product.

The initial setup was easy.

The initial setup is straightforward. There is a setup guide and if you are an IT person with experience in basic network configuration, it's straightforward.

I would rate the initial configuration a five out of five.

Straightforward.

We didn't even need a manual. I know it's crazy, you're probably thinking I'm making this stuff up. It's simple. Very simple. Now, the engineers did help us on some more complicated stuff, like setting up WIPS and those kind of things. 

But as far as setup, and walking through, like I said, when I was testing them this time last year, we had three Mojo units, C-130s. We had a basic setup, as we were starting to build our new network. We just plugged it in and it worked. That just doesn't happen. We plugged it in and it worked and all 100 kids got on the test and started testing. We knew right then and there that we'd made the right decision.

The initial setup is straightforward.

The initial setup is straightforward. It takes about an hour to deploy. However, if a user has a larger site it might take longer. It is definitely faster than Cisco in terms of deployment times.

The initial setup is straightforward. We deployed our solution, which is global, in less than 12 days.

The initial setup was very easy. We followed the "Getting Started" guide and worked with an engineer. 

There will be some training that you would need to take, so you are familiar with how Mojo does things. They provide an online training portal for you, so you can get certified to become a Mojo Gold Certified Administrator. They provide all the training for you to very in-depth levels.

It is a very simple set-up. You can always make it more complicated, by doing configuration steps. However, they have made that pretty easy too. For the most part, almost everything we want to do remotely from the cloud, we can from their cloud portal. 

I am based in Colorado. Our team is here, and we are doing several WiFi deployments for coffee shops in New York City this week. Our partners are deploying other equipment for these customers, but our piece for the remote WiFi, we can make all the changes from the cloud. We do not have to go to New York City just to get the basic setup going. It is very zero touch for us onsite. You just have somebody plug it in.

The initial setup is simple and straightforward.

To deploy and set up an AP takes less than five minutes, regardless of the location. It's simple on the cloud interface.

As expected, this product offers touchless provisioning. It also includes RF planning tools.

Initial setup was straightforward.

The installation is easy, it is absolutely plug-and-play.

You don't need an expert to install it, any layman could easily do the installation.

200,000 devices were managed by a team of eight.

The difficulty of the initial implementation varies. For AP installations, for example, it's bulkier and more on the side of complexity. Therefore, setups aren't always the most straightforward.

The initial setup was complex.