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Office Router with 4 GBit LAN ports?
Posted on 2014-01-15
Hi,
I'm looking for fairly basic router that will support around 30ish using internet.
Basic requirements are:
support for vlans + subinterfaces
decent firewall rule management
Looking for something around 400ish, but nothing general consumer. Can anyone recommend something reliable?
Thanks
I'm looking for fairly basic router that will support around 30ish using internet.
Basic requirements are:
support for vlans + subinterfaces
decent firewall rule management
Looking for something around 400ish, but nothing general consumer. Can anyone recommend something reliable?
Thanks
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Why not go with a Cisco 891? Should run you just under $500 and will allow you to do NAT, ACLs, routing, etc.
I know I found an 891 for around $500 in the past, cannot remember where now though. I see an 888, which would also work for you, that is on amazon.com for a bit over $500.
http://www.amazon.com/Cisco-Series-Integrated-Services-CISCO888E-K9/dp/B003XKQNRS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1389821316&sr=8-5&keywords=cisco+888
Basically, look at the 800 series routers from Cisco to find the combination that works best for your needs.
http://www.amazon.com/Cisco-Series-Integrated-Services-CISCO888E-K9/dp/B003XKQNRS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1389821316&sr=8-5&keywords=cisco+888
Basically, look at the 800 series routers from Cisco to find the combination that works best for your needs.
Well I really wanted to have a gigabit router as I wanted to do the "router on a stick" with sub-interfaces. In my gigabit network using 100mb lan port on the router, wouldn't this bottleneck me when I need to route through the lan port?
It would, however I am unsure of any device that would provide you gigabit ports, non-consumer grade, that is close to your price range. You may want to consider finding a used or refurbished Cisco ISR 2821. That has two GigabitEthernet interfaces and would accommodate your router on a stick implementation. It may be more expensive than the 800 series, but would work.
I think I'm gonna go with Cisco 892FSP. It's a bit above what I wanted in terms of price, but it will do the job.
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