I need VPN router recommendations.

g4mbit

g4mbit

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Hello, I'm planning on implementing an IPsec site-to-site VPN with a remote office. We have here a Cisco 2811, the only problem is that they don't want to spend more than $300 or $400 in a router. Are there any good IPsec VPN routers out there for around that price range? The Cisco Linksys RVL200 sounds like a candidate but I have never worked on them so I wouldn't know. Any recommendations? :confused: Thanks
 
i use a linksys WRVS4400N VPN router, can have 5 ipsec VPN's at once. i use it and love it, although i'm moving to a full cisco ipsec soon. also has 4 port gigabit switch built in and the WAN port is also gigabit, supports draft-n wireless, has IPS security, you name it, more than likely it has it. although i do think it might have been discontinued because newegg no longer lists it.
 
RV043 is a decent router for cheap.

How many users will be on the other end?
 
What are your requirements? (other than 'i need a vpn router')

is there any expected future growth?
 
Yeah the Linksys/Cisco RV0 series does a decent job. Fits your budget. I have around 60 or 70 of them out there, decent solid stable fast router, good bang for the buck.
 
crap, if you're only going to have a few userz why not pick up an ASA5505 with the 10 user license? Full firewall with VPN capabilities and 2 PoE ports for those VoIP phones. :)
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SpaceHonkey said:
I thought newegg was not an authorized reseller - may have trouble trying to get help from cisco if they are not.
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They probably buy through an unauthorized channel. Your ASA will be registed like it came from overseas, You will not get the 90 days free support, you have to buy a Smart Net to get TAC support.
 
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