We Might Need a Wi-Fi Upgrade - Juniper Networks Showcase

Best example of small minded never gets larger vision. Look at the success of Mist wifi.

We are about to start deploying Juniper to replace our Cisco wireless, this looks exciting!

Ah yes, the precious, precious air bandwidth.

I still think Cisco is better than juniper.

what happened to the ruckus APs!

There are no prices on their site.. So basically it's saying I'm too poor to own this 😂

Is around 25mbps wifi good?

Curious why the AI did not bounce the switch port the AP was plugged into as one part of the diagnostic process.

I need this for my state government

Yay now mega corporations and hackers will know where you are standing in your home/office. Great job Juniper for this useless feature.

Me : Let's buy it!
Google : 3.500€
Me : Hmm. Don't we check another one?
After some minutes... : Favourite Products list - - > 150 access points... 🤣 🤣 🤣

Cool sounds interesting!

as a network engineer that works with Juniper every day. Majority of your good first time experiences will change over time. And not on better. Use Cisco if you want long lasting good experiences :)

my dad is business partners with juniper :)

Unplug it and plug it back in is the tech version of jiggling the handle on the toilet.

Finally something a bit decent for Linus' company

Game changer!

Didn't u have 1.61tb/s like 3 years ago

Meanwhile ubiquiti crying in the corner after sponsoring all of linuses working setup

Writing a password down is pretty secure as long as no one else sees it. You can’t hack into a piece of paper.

Anyone know what monitors he’s using?

Is Marvis Jarvis's Sister?

Having seen these APs in action this video doesn't do them justice. These APs and designed more for larger enterprise environments and this video only showcases 2 APs in this site when large orgs will use 20+ in one site.

With a combination of AI and the cloud these APs don't need what's called a controller which is usually how IT admins adjust varying settings to better the wifi network. The co-founder of Mist is the guy who invented the AP controller under the company name Airespace which was bought by Cisco. These APs utilize cloud decentralization and AI to give the APs to make minor adjustments that normally were performed manually by a network admin and do this every 3 days.

By the way Walmart and Amazon use Mist APs for their Wifi solution so if you have connected to Walmart wifi recently they could track your shopping and your network data.

"Limited Lifetime Warranty ✅"
Uhh... how is that awesome? I'd be impressed if it was an actual lifetime warranty.

Didn't Ubiquiti do all this with Unifi? Minus the stupid AI

Cool and all, but isn't this pretty close to stalking? You don't need to know where everybody is, this is a bit worrying.

What’s the difference between this and UniFi?
Are you ditching UniFi?

Tasted a lot like commercial. Did not enjoy despite interesting product.

I love tech, don't get me wrong but to me this product seems another way to collect data from the users. Over flashy wifi harware if you ask me.

Its called Helium ;)

Nice commercial. Nobody will use that crappy bot in real life. I’m pretty sure it will start to frustrate within a week. Back to unifi.

Everything from Juniper concerns me. Their GUIs are broken

AI slowly replacing humans...what could possibly go wrong? 😂

As someone who is looking to install whole home Ethernet would this make for a good home WiFi solution or are mesh networks still better for smaller structures.
I also can't remember if you said whether these are weather resistant or not.

Bet it need a service contract with Juniper to get firmware updates even their switches that have been EOL for years require it for firmware updates

That screen setup would drive me nuts

My boss wanted to get one of these, too. I told him we don't need this overpriced junk.

These machines are stealing our jobs!

So its basically a pineapple?

That dual monitor setup is just painful to watch....

Will be great when mesh Ethernet WiFI moves to 6e standard.

Juniper just sent me a marketing email only about this video. GET THAT MONEY, LTT!

Truly amazing video and amazing technology. Thank you!

Yea, no. This garbage will never replace a network engineer or basic troubleshooting. Gimmick garbage.

Anyone else hearing a weird hiss throughout the first 1/3 of the video?

sniffed packages stored in a fabricater cloud seams like a desater waiting to happen.

Are you kidding me? A chat bot?