Hi all,
after using pfsense 1.2.3 for a while as the DHCP server and secondary NAT for 
my wireless net, I decided to go ahead and replace my perimeter firewall and 
pfsense 1.2.3 with one device running pfsense 2.0 with 3 NICs. One for the WAN, 
one for the LAN and one for my WLAN. I have an HP proliant DL380 (2 dual core 
XEONS 2.8 with 2.5 gb RAM) sitting around and I am planning to have 5 SCSI 
drives in RAID5, the 2 embedded NICs (LAN and WLAN) plus another NIC in a PCI 
slot (WAN). The number of clients on the LAN is between 150-190 and on the WLAN 
600-800. Attached on the WLAN side I will have about 15 access points. The 
access points now are different brands.
Couple of questions: Would this setup be sufficient? 
And does anyone know a way to manage the access points, not necessarily though 
the pfsense but maybe a software or hardware solution? Changing the access 
points is also part of the plan, Aerohive, Motorolla or Meru Networks...not 
sure yet.

Any help/advice/suggestion is highly appreciated.
Thanks


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