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Hi,<br />
I need to run backup site for my main servers on fibre internet connection (70-100MBPS).<br />
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I have 6-7 servers &nbsp;and I am looking for following features <br />
1. 5-8 LAN ports <br />
2. Should able to handle at least 5-10 concurrent VPN connections successfully<br />
3. Solid Firewall <br />
4. Port Forwarding <br />
5. Possibly load balancing between 2-3 web servers - though not important <br />
6. Logging <br />
7. Internal DHCP server with local DNS <br />
8. Traffic shaping so that http , ssl,ssh traffic have priority over others <br />
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Do these device look ok to you?<br />
1. Netgear ProSafe FVS318 <br />
2. Watchguard FireBox 500<br />
<br />
Or can you suggest any?
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Hi,
I need to run backup site for my main servers on fibre internet connection (70-100MBPS).

I have 6-7 servers  and I am looking for following features 
1. 5-8 LAN ports 
2. Should able to handle at least 5-10 concurrent VPN connections successfully
3. Solid Firewall 
4. Port Forwarding 
5. Possibly load balancing between 2-3 web servers - though not important 
6. Logging 
7. Internal DHCP server with local DNS 
8. Traffic shaping so that http , ssl,ssh traffic have priority over others 

Do these device look ok to you?
1. Netgear ProSafe FVS318 
2. Watchguard FireBox 500

Or can you suggest any?

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