Two question

[rgodin]

Hello I have two question for you,

1- How much one IAP can have the client connected simultaneous? One client want 1 IAP for 100 users.

 

2- Is possible with IAP to block web site on one SSID et give all access to web site on other SSID?

[Marcus]

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rgodin wrote:

Hello I have two question for you,

1- How much one IAP can have the client connected simultaneous? One client want 1 IAP for 100 users.

 

2- Is possible with IAP to block web site on one SSID et give all access to web site on other SSID?

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1. Each IAP can accept up to 256 clients total.  By default this is set to 64 concurrent clients per radio.  How many clients can be simultaneously really becomes a question of what you expect performance-wise.   As wireless is half-duplex the more users the longer everyone has to wait to access the medium.

2. We will be introducing a new web-content filtering feature in IAP 4.1 in April-ish timeframe that allows filtering by site or category and can be configured on a per SSID basis.   We are also introducing a version of AppRF, similar to what is on the controllers, in 4.1; however, it will not be available on the older IAPs such as the IAP-9x, IAP-10x, IAP-13x, and RAP-3.

[rgodin]

1- 100 simultaneously client and I want put only 1 IAP for this section. The best for this section is to add one more IAP? For my advice 30 client with one IAP is a good range?

2- If I buy some IAP 115, now, can you tell me if my IAP have this option? With a controler can filtering web site?

[Marcus]

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rgodin wrote:

1- 100 simultaneously client and I want put only 1 IAP for this section. The best for this section is to add one more IAP? For my advice 30 client with one IAP is a good range?

2- If I buy some IAP 115, now, can you tell me if my IAP have this option? With a controler can filtering web site?

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1. Again, this depends on your application.  If the wireless clients will be doing something requiring a lot of bandwidth then you will want more APs.   If low bandwidth you might be able to get by with one AP.

2. The IAP-115 supports our original method of web-filtering using OpenDNS to filter by application ( http://www.opendns.com/ ).  Please also download a copy of the IAP 4.0 User's Guide from the Support site for a complete description.   When IAP v.4.1 is released we will offer filtering natively inside the IAP plus AppRF similar to our controller-based solution.( http://www.arubanetworks.com/resources/apprf/ )

[rgodin]

1- Ok thank you, is only for web and email. Can I use some calcule to know what bandwith I need?

2- Thank you.

[Marcus · Accepted solution]

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