While TP-Link offers simple routers and basic networking equipment (which I’ve found to be 100% reliable at home), they do also offer their Omada based products which seem to compete with Ubiquity’s products.
All their Omada products can communicate with a controller which can auto configure the devices and actively coordinate handover of clients between WiFi APs.
I’m running it in my house and I’m pretty happy. Through the controller web page UI you centrally define your VLANs and wireless networks and then it updates all your equipment configuration for you.
I don’t think I’d ever bother with their gateway product as pfSense seems to be way more capable.
All their Omada products can communicate with a controller which can auto configure the devices and actively coordinate handover of clients between WiFi APs.
I’m running it in my house and I’m pretty happy. Through the controller web page UI you centrally define your VLANs and wireless networks and then it updates all your equipment configuration for you.
I don’t think I’d ever bother with their gateway product as pfSense seems to be way more capable.