Hi François,

On 28/03/2012 15:57, Francois Gaudreault wrote:
> Hi Dominique,
>
>> I am trying to define the minimum hardware requirement for new small
>> setup - from the network perpective only - server is already there. The
>> setup will be used essentially in a WLAN configuration, so I do not need
>> a huge switch. Access to the internet will be provided by an ADSL modem
>> router from the ISP.
> Do you want to do Inline or VLAN enforcement?  The answer to that
> question will help to define the requirements.

 From the customer setup perspective, it is for a small Hotel, not 
wired, but currently offering unlimited and uncontrolled wifi access to 
internet to its customers. We're talking about 20 rooms.

 From what I understand from PF so far, I would probably go with the 
Inline option in order to avoid the cost of a manageable switch for a 
WLAN only environment.

In that case, would a simple AP do ? Although you list a lot of them, is 
there a preferred one or a least desirable one although working ? Do I 
need to extend the HW for the server 8 Gb RAM with only one NIC so far ?
Could that be the preferred option for the case in question ?

Thanks,

Dominique

> If you do Inline, the requirements are more regarding the server itself.
>    If you do VLAN enforcement, of course, your switches need to be
> manageable, and supported by PF (see hardware support list) using either
> port-security or mac authentication/802.1x.
>
> Hope it helps!
>
> Thanks!
>
>> Any recommendations ?
>>
>> Thanks for the input.
>>
>> Dominique
>>
>>
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