I bought a Peplink Balance Router for SOHO deployment about a year ago and I really liked its stability Well. I've connected multiple Cisco APs that can't handle our current number of concurrent users, so I've updated them to include two Pepwave APs. After registering the access points with inControl, I was informed that both devices were out of warranty on February 9th, 2016. Not sure if peplink set the expiry time during the mfg or if the provider (globally) collects numbers. In any case, Peplink doesn't have good documentation available and without access to inControl to start with, the setup isn't entirely clear. I'm not sure I'll get them to work as another year of inControl's "warranty" is about 10,000. Should have gone with Ubiquity like I did at home.
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