@Evgeny Belenky I only have experience in Aruba and not Extreme.  We did do an overview of Extreme recently, but don't have that knowledge to accurately share thoughts.  There were some cool features that Aruba doesn't have such as tech support can modify and share snippets…

Performance followed then by ease of management. You want to choose the best option that you can afford, for the main goal of getting your users on and off the WiFi and as quickly as possible.

Such an easy way to manage a wireless network. We use Bonjour Gateway with Apple TVs, seems to work well.

There are some differences for sure, based on our usage and my knowledge of using both systems here are the main takeaways versus the other Ruckus - - Easier to manage - Usually, a higher client count is supported per AP - Cheaper - Support is more responsive - Better fit…

Glad to hear that, we still have a few sites using Aruba, but I've been put on another vendors product going forward.

Updated product (or one that continues to get regular updates), ease of use, and aesthetically pleasing.

We looked at a plethora of products for our HCI implementation, and Nutanix won the business. Hands down it's the best in the HCI space. Not only the undisputed leader but the support thus far has been great You know the old verbiage "nobody gets fired for buying Cisco",…

What were the major advantages and disadvantages that you have seen versus Veeam?

The potential disruption for the end-user(s). The following are my most important aspects to endpoint protection, with end-users in mind - Solution is/feels lightweight (doesn't take up machine resources) - Don't inundate the users with alerts, pop-ups, or unneeded…

Below would be my top three important aspects: - Ease of use - Continually evolving to meet new standards - Good product documentation

Historical data, trends, and up time. Understanding the metrics involved, especially in network monitoring will lead to a better forecast of improvements.