ChipM0nk JG
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Point to Multi-Point Routing VPN Router
Hi,
I'm looking for a good VPN router/firewall than can handle several IPSec VPN connections from branch offices and provides proper routing between the various VPN tunnels. The goal is to have a star topology network with the head office at the hub and the branch offices at the spokes and to have branch A reach branch B via the head office. Offices each use either DSL, cable or wireless local loop service to get broad band as per availability/cost conditions in their area.
Two part answer:
1) Budget for the router is about $600 - what's the best one to get at or below this price?
2) What are the key features that make the suggested router the best one for that price?
Thanks!
I'm looking for a good VPN router/firewall than can handle several IPSec VPN connections from branch offices and provides proper routing between the various VPN tunnels. The goal is to have a star topology network with the head office at the hub and the branch offices at the spokes and to have branch A reach branch B via the head office. Offices each use either DSL, cable or wireless local loop service to get broad band as per availability/cost conditions in their area.
Two part answer:
1) Budget for the router is about $600 - what's the best one to get at or below this price?
2) What are the key features that make the suggested router the best one for that price?
Thanks!
have looked at windows server 2003 ?
ASKER
No I haven't, but HW+SW would probably break my budget. I'm looking more for a black box solution a la Linksys, Watchguard, or other...
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Do you know of a black (or red or blue) box solution that does not require a full Win server?
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Nobody can answer this? I guess it has been forgotten... I'll give it another few days.