Right now I have a simple Wi-Fi setup in the organization where the 100mb circuit goes into it's own router, it has its own switch and its own AP's through the building. I know this seems backwards but right now our business network is using the 10bm connection on the TZ400, and the public guest network is setup on the 100mb connection on its own router. I have a completely separate circuit coming in from our local tel co provider that is a 100mb connection.
I currently have my TZ400 setup with a 10mb WAN connection coming into the X1 Interface and I have my LAN on the X0 like normal. I've worked with Cisco products in the past, but was by no means an expert. I work for a small organization who recently purchased a TZ400. This is really only an issue if you are are planning on implementing separate solutions for network ATP, IDS, IPS, and web filtering - as you will be parting for those in the year UTM license, and again for the proffered service provider (suricata, forcepoint, etc).This is my first post on the forums so I apologize if my question seems elementary. Maybe it is just my distributors, but none of them have standalone options, and all of them come with a year of the UTM package. The only downside to forti (if it can be called that) is your forced into a year of support. SonicWALL seriously over specs their hardware, and seriously underestimates how much bandwidth is consumed when using all the features. the 40F runs laps around the TZ 400 and 450. I tired a millions different things, and so far the best long term solutions has been swapping out the SonicWALL's with Fortinet.
I have had this issue with the TZ x00 and x50 serums, Same with the SOHO x00 and x50s when they were supported.
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