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Curious - Red 10 Home Installs?

jjohnston62
I am curious as to how others are handling using Red 10 devices in home offices, specifically with what you're doing with user's existing wireless networks. Are you completely replacing home network equipment (i.e., putting in an AP, whether Sophos or not, instead of router), making sure you know the home subnet). 

Or are you just sending the Red devices home, telling them to plug in their computer and let them keep their wireless routers for their own stuff? 

Background: I have done a lot of Astaro/Sophos firewalls over the years, but I haven't done much with the RED devices. Always thought they were limiting, but they do have some advantages - as in "plug it in anywhere and you've got a connection". 

Thanks for any feedback.


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    Normally we would use 120s, but looking at RED to make it more easily administrated. 

    Plus, in this case, it involves hard phones so they need a connection. And yeah, wireless devices because they're going to need RDP/Citrix. 

    I suppose we either use switches for multiple networks remotely or take their wireless routers and turn them into APs but I was wondering what other people were doing with them. 

    And honestly, by your reply, you're probably doing more with 120s/220s remotely than REDs, eh?
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    Normally we would use 120s, but looking at RED to make it more easily administrated. 

    Plus, in this case, it involves hard phones so they need a connection. And yeah, wireless devices because they're going to need RDP/Citrix. 

    I suppose we either use switches for multiple networks remotely or take their wireless routers and turn them into APs but I was wondering what other people were doing with them. 

    And honestly, by your reply, you're probably doing more with 120s/220s remotely than REDs, eh?
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