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That's interesting that the AP's have Exponential-e stickers on them, I wonder if Exponential-e manage the entire WiFi network at Costa rather than just being the ISP.Different APs with Exponential-E asset stickers attached.
Previous ones were standard Cisco enterprise APs.
Also as a follow-on question to this: How much do you catch glimpses of AP's in public places and have you seen any interesting ones. As I'm blind I sadly haven't had much experience with spotting these and the best I can do is a WiFi scanner on my iPhone so I can check their BSSID's and try and work out what type they are from that.
More and more I see Ubiquiti kit being used, even in places where I'd normally expect more enterpris-level AP's to be deployed. But saying that networks like this still often seem to perform quite well so maybe Ubiquiti are successfully moving into the more larger buisness sector.
And on the other end of the spectrum I saw a restaurant with a network of Extreme Networks AP's with what looked like the sort of set up a large enterprise would have (WPA2-enterprise corporate network etc), but customers weren't even allowed to connect.























