I am in the process of implementing some QoS and Reporting on a small college campus. We recently transitioned from the UTM to the XG, but I am realizing that a hidden "Giant Gotcha" is the movement of QoS and Reporting (and probably more) to binding itself to Authenticated Users rather than IP Addresses. That said I have begun to read up on Clientless Users and it seems to be the solution for "reverting back to the old way" of using IP Addresses for reporting and QoS by simply using the IP Address as the username.
This is where my question comes in. It seems like the "Clientless User" system was developed for very methodical and careful input of specific network addresses and ranges, however on a large distributed network full of non-organization owned devices how would I setup large pools of Clientless Users without having to activate them in groups of 20? I am in need of being able to add several DHCP scopes (mostly /24s) that are general networks. Is there a better way to do this so that I can utilize the reporting and QoS features of the firewall on a per/IP basis?
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