The document compares in-campus networking to cloud networking. In-campus networking requires wireless controllers and hardware that need maintenance, staff with technical skills, and script commands. It has advanced features but higher costs. Cloud networking uses cloud management and hardware, providing basic features through a graphical user interface that is easy for organizations with limited IT resources to manage, such as K-12 and retail. It offers redundancy, automatic patching and no hardware renewal or disposal costs.

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2. 1. In Campus Networking vs Cloud Networking
2. Cisco Meraki Cloud Networking Solution
3. Demonstration
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3. In-Campus:
Cloud:
In Campus Maintenance (MA) +
Cloud Wifi
$$$ = Wireless AP + Wifi
Wireless Controller License
Cloud Management+ MA +
For K12, Retail
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For Enterprise Customer
For K12, Retail
(Wireless Controller (Hardware + MA + Labour) +
Redundancy in Cloud)
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Rich IT Resources
Limited IT Resources
Advantages : Management + MA
Network
1. Fully Redundancy, 7 x 24 operation under World Class Standard
Advanced Features
More than Basic Features
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Overhead (風、火、水、電 in Computer Room) +
Data Centre
2. Easy Management under Graphical User Interface to Manage
Rich Technical
Easy
IT Skillset Knowhow
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3. Enjoying New Features immediately with no Extra Cost
4. Subscription – Yearly Charging
Graphic User Interface
Script Command
5. Automatic Patching
In-Campus to concern
Cloud
6. No need(Aironet) Hardware Renewal / Disposal (Meraki)
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4. Cisco Meraki MR
Wireless LAN
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Cisco Meraki MX
Security
Appliances
Cisco Meraki MS
Ethernet
Switches
Cisco Meraki SM
Mobile Device
Management
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5. A network includes Wireless + Wired + Security
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ONE Management Portal
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Graphical User Interface
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Placement for Devices
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MDM Features
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6. 1. To provide all the basic and advanced features for an
Wireless Access Point
2. To provide Security Features
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Applications (Layer 7) Control
Traffic Shaping (Bandwidth Control) per SSID or Client
Layer 3 Firewall
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7. 1. Visibility for Usage Details IN THE network
2. To know WHICH applications they use BUT
don’t know HOW they use
3. To generate report for better planing in further
e-Learning model
4. Signing an MOU with Parents if necessary
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8. 1. Cloud Management Portal
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No Wireless Controller In-Campus
2. Unified Access
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ONE Network for Wired, Wireless & Security
ONE Management Portal
Graphical User Interface
3. Security Features in Access Point
4. High Visibility in the Network Usage
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9. Thank you.

10. In Campus Wifi
Cloud Wifi
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For Enterprise Customer
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Rich IT Resources
Limited IT Resources
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Advanced Features
More than Basic Features
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Rich Technical Knowhow
Easy to Manage
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Script Command
For K12, Retail
For K12, Retail
Graphic User Interface
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