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AGNXNetworks AP performance chart (Streaming centered)

Streaming centered AP performance table: AGNXNetworks AP performance chart (overall) 2012-2016 Compiled:5.2.16 Manufacturer Model Streaming performance Setup/Config Overall performance Enterprise Class (listed in overall performance factor) Cisco Meraki MR34/32 9/10 10/10 9/10 Aerohive 230/370 9/10 (230) 6/10 (370) 8/10 8/10 Aruba IAP225/RAP109 8/10 (225) 7/10 (109) 6/10 7/10 Airtight (Now Mojo) C75 7/10 8/10 7/10 Ubiquiti AP-AC-LITE/LR 7/10 8/10 7/10 Xclaim XI3 7/10 6/10 7/10 Xirrus XR630/520 5/10 8/10 5/10 Peplink/Pepwave OneAC 4/10 5/10 5/10 Fortinet FT60D 2/10 6/10 4/10 Manufacturer Model Streaming performance Setup/Config Overall performance Consumer Class (listed in overall performance factor) Luxul XAP1500/1510/1410 9/10 6/10 8/10 Linksys (Belkin) WRTACS1900 6/10 stock 8/10 DDWRT 5/10 stock 8/10 DDWRT 6/10 stock ...

Aerohive Showdown! AP230 VS 370

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Here’s the custom report that actually made it to the main blog! I hope you enjoy this quick showdown between the Aerohive AP230 VS 370! Please note: if you’d like to view details such as in depth features, please see respective reviews [ 1 ] [ 2 ]. Also check there to get detailed test specs and sys specs. Please also note: the main difference is the 230 uses a Broadcom chipset/radios and the 370 Uses Qualcomm Atheros chipset/radios. The other features are the 370 has redundant PoE Links and higher Xmit power. First adapter is the Asus AC53 USB 801.11ac adapter in 5Ghz 802.11ac mode: AP230: AP370: Now, let’s see the same adapter in 2.4Ghz mode!: AP230: AP370: Very drastic performance differences there! The AP230 performs much better in 5Ghz mode! Much higher throughput! Now let’s take a look at the Ra-Link based laptop adapter for what most laptops have which is a 1x1 N150 chipset. ...

Aerohive AP370 review

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1) Intro 2) Features 3) Setup 4) Wireless configuration 5) Throughput tests (Wireless/Wired) 6) Closing Notes Intro:  The  Aerohive AP370  is a enterprise level  wireless access point  that is  somewhat  affordable for small to medium businesses, has lots of features   and can tolerate a lot of heavy usage that enterprises require.  Review Note:  I have been provided two APs  to test the really cool roaming features.  Review Note 2: The only difference with this one is it uses an Atheros Chipset vs the 230’s Broadcom one Review Note 3: There are a little bit of...