K: Networks is a network and LAN server. This pretty much functions as a router on steroids. K: Networks will assign IP addresses to every device in the LAN to give them access and capability. Sentinel will be a part of the K: Networks protocol, and therefore block unsolicited incoming requests except for DMZ address such as for K: LAMP servers. K: Networks will also make sure every device can talk to each other. There will also be caching, and RADIUS will be a capable solution for small businesses. In addition, K: Networks will support the ability to have multiple networks within the home infrastructure. This means, all SIP phones can be on a particular network, and designed to accept incoming SIP calls. without any issue of being firewall. K: Networks can do a lot, and with that in mind, a 1U rack mount server will work just fine for a K: Networks server. The more important thing will be the need to have at least 1 LAN port, and a number of WAN ports equal to the number of internet connections.