I do use the free version and block most of the unused apps while running IDS/IPS on the WAN and DMZ.īut you might check your internet speed. So sensei is more granular when it comes to single apps or profiles. Something like "my son" should not watch TikTok movies and block the application. With the home version of sensei (99 USD/year) you could then setup different profiles. Drilling down session what and how devices talking and take measures. Plus reporting is a good feature of Sensei. IDS/IPS can scan application behavior as well but Sensei tag them better and you can sort better out what you need on your network talking to the network or outside world.
Most setups are using sensei in the LAN and/or DMZ and run IDS/IPS on the WAN side to prevent external scans or attacks to the interface itself. Usually your application siting in the LAN or DMZ inside of your network.
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