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I am looking at getting a Netgear router i.e. the FVs114 or FVS336G. Can someone tell me if when you create a vpn for a remote users can you define in the policy foir each which remote network they can access? e.g. If I had 2 networks on 2 seperate switches that are both connected to this router and therefore sharing an internet connection, I can define in the VPN policy for each individual user which network they can get to?
Thanks for your help!
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I disagree with Dawilliams, Netgear ProSafe Routers are , on the shole, very easy to build VPN's with. I would NOT suggest a FVS114 as it IS a pain the rear, but a FVS338 would be a great fit. You can create policies using whatever remote segment you want as long as ther is a route to the segment from the router (this is the case with any VPN). I build VPS for my users everyday, as we do them on an 'as needed' basis, andit typically takes me 2 minutes tops.
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by: DawilliamsPosted on 2008-11-03 at 12:08:07ID: 22870450
You can, but the netgear vpn settings are very difficult to get working properly I would go with somthing like a pix 501 or an asa 5505. They will cost a little more but I assure you the headaches it will save you are worth it.