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Posted by bulba008 on June 6, 2009, 5:57 pm
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Which hardware shall I choose to make WIFI access with some AP? My configuration: internet (public IP) --- OBSD 4.5 (www,ftp,router,NAT, e-mail)---switch 48 port ---- some clients UTP Which AP and "main device" from Cisco hardware. I need to authorize wifi clients bby login+password+MAC another connections via wifi will denided. PoE welcome. About 20 WIFI users. Bandwidth managed, traffic logged. In future VoIP only in intranet. Bye | |||||||
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