how many access points can be managed and controlled by a sophos XG appliance?

There is no hard limit but there is a soft limit based on the size of the appliance, which appliance are we talking about?

Emile

We have the following models used right now:

head office using CR1000iNG-XP (SFOS 16.05.5 MR-5)

one of our branches using CR25iNG (SFOS 16.05.2 MR-2)

one another branch is using XG125 (SFOS 17.0.8 MR-8)

Thank you

I can't really comment on the Cyberoam side of things as I don't know the performance around those devices too well.

But I would suggest the XG125 would have a soft limit (for performance) of around 30. Don't hold me to that because I am struggling to find the documentation of recommended number of APs

Emile

I can't really comment on the Cyberoam side of things as I don't know the performance around those devices too well.

But I would suggest the XG125 would have a soft limit (for performance) of around 30. Don't hold me to that because I am struggling to find the documentation of recommended number of APs

Emile

Hi,

Just to confirm what Emile said, we make a recommendation based upon the size of appliance. It will also depend upon whether you are using the firewall/UTM solely as a Wireless controller or using other protection features as well.

The attached chart gives you an indication for XG appliances and you can check the model specs under www.sophos.com/compare-xg to see which is equivalent to your CR models.

This recommendation is intended for best performance and assumes the unit is being used predominantly as a Wireless controller and does not have all protection features activated.

Hope this helps to answer your question.

Best regards

Barbara

Hi,

is this information still valid for the latest SFOS software version and APX models?

APX uses the same technique as AP Series. So the information should be valid.