COMPATIBILITY

Know what your controller can do in the pilot.

Choose the controller path that matches the site. Guest access and configuration changes need their own validation beyond a successful controller connection.

CURRENT PILOT MATRIX

Three brands. Four controller paths.

ControllerConnection and inventoryGuest Wi-Fi
UbiquitiUniFi Network · LegacyLab pilotApproved legacy controller

Sites, Wi-Fi networks and access points

Branded email verification and guest access proven on lab equipment
UbiquitiUniFi Network · Modern APITest integrationReviewed modern API profile

Scoped discovery and inventory

Guest access and provisioning require further qualification
CiscoMeraki MRTest integrationReviewed dashboard API profile

Scoped discovery and inventory

Guest access and provisioning require further qualification
TP-LinkOmada Software ControllerTest integrationApproved controller endpoint

Scoped discovery and inventory

Guest access and provisioning require further qualification

UniFi Network · Legacy. Start here for a hands-on guest Wi-Fi pilot. Provisioning requires approval for the exact controller, site and test network.

UniFi Network · Modern API. Review the controller version and access before using this path in a pilot.

Meraki MR. The test profile targets Meraki MR wireless networks with approved API access.

Omada Software Controller. The software controller endpoint needs review before it can be saved in the pilot.

BEFORE YOU CONNECT

What to bring to a pilot.

01

Controller details

Record the model or controller version, the endpoint and the credential type the integration expects.

02

A contained test site

Choose one site, test SSID and set of access points. Agree on what may be changed and how to roll back.

03

A guest device

For a full guest test, use a phone or laptop to verify portal load, email verification, internet access and expiry.

START WITH ONE LOCATION

Bring one real guest Wi-Fi journey to the pilot.

Pick a test site, confirm the controller and make a short rollout brief for your team.

Build a pilot brief