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  1. Tim D

    WiFi options for small multi-company office building.

    I haven't considered pfSense as an AP os. I just looked it up and it seems it would be quite risky, pfSense's own docs say that don't recommend using it as an AP OS. I think it has a high risk of being buggy. btw, i've asked in the Mikrotik forums about dynamic vlan assignment and nobody told...
  2. Tim D

    WiFi options for small multi-company office building.

    Yeah I was looking at Dynamic VLAN Assignment as well, but it seems that feature is only available on high end (expensive) enterprise AP's. Nor Mikrotik, nor Ubiquiti support it. Don't know about XClaim.
  3. Tim D

    WiFi options for small multi-company office building.

    Thank you all for your replies! To cover the entire building, we need only 5 AP's. It's in total only 30 users if we combine all organisations (+ some on a guest WiFi network). Cables are already there, we only need to buy the AP's and maybe a new switch. There is no money for Cisco or Aruba...
  4. Tim D

    WiFi options for small multi-company office building.

    Thanks for the reply! The problem is, every AP needs to broadcast all networks, these organisations are not separated by one floor. Some floors might have multiple organisations. The goal is to have access to your own company network anywhere in the building. I've looked at ZyXel and...
  5. Tim D

    WiFi options for small multi-company office building.

    Hi all! I'm currently looking for a decent WiFi solution for a 3 floor building. We have several small non-profits in the building and we want to have a shared network infrastrcture to reduce costs. I've looked at Xclaim, Mikrotik and Ubiquiti., but I need more than 4 SSID's (5 actually), so...
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