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We have 100 users where I work. &nbsp;Our 30 year old phone system is going to get replaced by the end of the year. &nbsp;We are basically a call center. &nbsp;We are going with VOIP. &nbsp;The building is 30 years old also, so we need to rewire and add new switches. &nbsp;I was wondering at this point, it might be a better option to go with a wireless network. &nbsp;Bottom line...old building with 100 users on the phone all day. &nbsp;Remove all the cat3 cable and replace with cat 6 and replace all switches with POE, or go with a wireless solution. &nbsp;I was looking at Meraki, just not sure if it will do what I need. &nbsp;Thanks for any input.
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We have 100 users where I work.  Our 30 year old phone system is going to get replaced by the end of the year.  We are basically a call center.  We are going with VOIP.  The building is 30 years old also, so we need to rewire and add new switches.  I was wondering at this point, it might be a better option to go with a wireless network.  Bottom line...old building with 100 users on the phone all day.  Remove all the cat3 cable and replace with cat 6 and replace all switches with POE, or go with a wireless solution.  I was looking at Meraki, just not sure if it will do what I need.  Thanks for any input.

VOIP WLAN

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