All of the above listed products, if you go with their enterprise systems, are fairly solid. Now others have had varying mileage with some brands over others. Personally I say go with the UniFi as UBNT has a good track record with number clients associated with each access point and not choking...
Well the killer here is bgp, not many of the UTM appliances support BGP outright. In enterprise I would only suggest cisco/juniper, but if budget was an issue I'd reccomend vyatta. Those are the only solutions I personally know of that have good BGP implementation. Now if you want to roll...
As long as you have good line of sight with no obstructions, a pair of 5.8ghz Nanostation M5 Locos will work well almost up to a mile. After that I would look into the full blown the Nanostations. If you have a few trees in your LoS go with 2.4ghz with a smaller channel width to reduce the...
I'm not sure if these are pre-orders or if they actually have them in stock, but Streakwave has them listed at:
AirCam Bullet - $99
AirCam Mini - $89
AirCam Dome - $109
All prices are US, ubnt.com has a list of worldwide retailers and distributors.
Well, if you like to try out new stuff Ubiquiti has a new ip cam coming to market soon.
http://ubnt.com/airvision
Apparently its going to have three version, Outdoor/Indoor bullet cam, a mini, and an indoor dome. Haven't see any specs yet, and the nda for the beta participants seems to...
Well if your looking for a commercial solution, I have to give a tip of the hat to a MikroTik ROUTERBoard something like a RB450 should set you back around 60 bucks give or take. It is a great product if your not afraid to get your hands dirty and do a little reading/learning. A Free solution I...