So my question, would this be better to do a full blown firewall box, or but a new business class or high end consumer class Linksys router to do the URL filtering, QOS and DHPC?Įach option could allow for remote access and VPN for remote maintnance and each would only cost a nominal about of money for something decent, i.e. Maybe even integrate the wireless right into the firewall depending on the office layout. I'll then use some of the existing hardware for wireless. What I'm wanting is to set up a pfSense box for each office to configure things like: APU2, APU3 and APU4 routers are the most popular hardware firewalls we sell at TekLager. Nothing formal has really ever beem implemented for each of the 10 offices. APU is a well-known, reliable hardware manufactured by the Swiss company PC Engines.
The routers vary from being used as routers, to just being an access point for wireless. Each office has a spread of generic routers and access points. A remarkably powerful, robust, and easy to use solution, pfSense software delivers edge firewall, router, and VPN functionality to homes, businesses. Each office has about 10 to 15 users and 10 to 15 computers. pfSense is a firewall, router and VPN appliance based on FreeBSD, featuring the powerful pf firewall, support for high availability, IP address failover, VLANs. I'm about to start switching some networks around for multiple small offices. The pfSense firewall will manage the connections between different networks sitting on different VMware VLAN.
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