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Scomis Managed WiFi Services

Scomis install, configure and support many types of WiFi solution that fit different needs.  These are the managed WiFi systems that are in place:

  • UniFi Access points from Ubiquiti (new installations, support)
  • Meraki Access points from Cisco (new installations, support)
  • Meru Access points (new installations (possibly with RM, limited support)
  • Nortel Access points and controllers (no new installations, limited support)
  • Trapeze Access points (no new installations/ limited support through RM)
  • Other manufacturers (no new installations – support on an ad hoc/best endeavors basis)

For further information on Scomis Managed WiFi solutions available to schools:

General background on WiFi in schools

WiFi background information – overview for Service Desk/Consultants

Sales guide for schools

WiFi background info for schools inc. pricing – see here

General hardware information of our recommended solutions
Troubleshooting and support

Scomis have solutions installed at a number of schools in Devon.  Some will have active maintenance and others not.

  • UniFi Access points from Ubiquiti
  • Meraki Access points from Cisco (currently 2 x DCC Care Homes)
  • Meru Access points (possibly with RM, new installations)
  • Nortel Access points and controllers (no new installations, limited support)
  • Trapeze Access points (in conjunction with RM)
  • Other manufacturers (on an ad hoc/best endeavors basis)
Managed WiFi Resources

http://faq.scomis.org/kb11768/

 

WORK IN PROGRESS!!!! AF 11/08/14

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