Hi, i wanted to make an inquiry, we have a client and we want to replace all their Cisco equipment with Fortinet, it is currently a 9-story hotel.
The equipaments are
they don't have firewall they do not have a DHCP server, currently the DHCP server is Mikrotik equipment
Oaky, my idea is to remove everything and place Fortinet, for my proposal it occurs to me:
My question is am I correct or am I missing something? In addition, I would like to offer a second offer where only the fortigate is firewall, routing, dhcp server, and server for the vlans, i was thinking of a Fortigate-200F to meet this requirement and eliminate the FortiSwitch-124E-FPOE and thus only leave the switch in the floors.
Can someone help me?
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Hi wamendoza,
Kindly contact the local Fortinet Sales/SE team, then can help you to provide the BOQ for your requirement.
Hi wamendoza,
Kindly contact the local Fortinet Sales/SE team, then can help you to provide the BOQ for your requirement.
As a frequent traveler, I've had the pleasure of staying in many hotels over the years. From budget motels to luxury resorts, I've seen it all. One thing that has become clear to me is the importance of constant modernization in the hospitality industry. I've stayed in older hotels that had not been updated in years, and it was evident in the outdated decor, limited amenities, and lack of technological advancements. On the other hand, I've also stayed in hotels near me that were equipped with state-of-the-art technology, modern furnishings, and luxurious features that made for a truly unforgettable experience. The hotels that invest in modernization are the ones that stand out in the minds of their guests and remain competitive in the industry.
Hello everyone,
We recently switched to an HA pair of 600E Fortigates, and it's been a good experience. We have an aging WIFI infrastructure and I'm looking at the potential savings of FortiAPs and I'm tempted, but I'm also a little skeptical.
We would need a new WLAN controller in the next few years, and all of our current APs are EOL.
How has your experience been with FortiAPs? We are looking at about 400 altogether, and I think it would mostly be 231Fs, although I'm noticing the 23JF is significantly less expensive and might also work for us in a lot of applications.
Thanks!
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