I want to setup a site-to-site VPN connection with our branch offices. Does this model work well with Fortigate 310B firewall?
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Any time you mix brands you get into unsupported territory. That said as long as the upset settings are the same on both ends you should be ok but no promises. Fortune should have a Soho router similar to this though, why not go that route and have one throat to choke for tech support?
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I found this review:http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30778/96/that seems to indicate that you can use it with a switch -- but only if you configure the bridge with a static IP. Seems like the bridge should request its own IP. In any case, this is probably adequate for my needs.Thanks for the info about the D-Link, although, aren't the WAN/Internet ports on routers 10mb? Maybe that's changed. I do hope someone eventually produces a reasonably-priced bridge with a built-in switch.
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So far yes , this is the way to go , I tried the round unifi , did ok but with this unit I rarely loose connection .Make sure you get more than one for failover , easy to manage with the unifi interface .
1216689
id you have a static IP address, it should work. I have use thr system in FL and Colombia. Connected to a asterix pbx
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If either you or your VOIP provider can put the propper settings in it there is no reason it shouldn't work. We use 2 of the 300vvx series at our reception desk and 7 of these throughout rest of building. But your question is a bit vague. Do you mean can you share a line with it so your not paying for another line? (Which yes you should be able to do as well).
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I am skeptical that this is the right firewall for you based on the number of devices. this is a SOHO device (small office home office). It has 4 ports on the back. you can connect hubs to it to support the devices. depending on what type of business this and how heavy they use the network you may want to consider a larger firewall with higher throughput.
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If you have another NETGEAR Powerline, then this should work. I had some 200Mbps NETGEAR Powerline already installed when I added the 500Mbps, and there was no problem. The NETGEAR support staff have been extremely helpful. You can search the Web for "netgear support" to find the page with free chat, email, and phone options; I've called 1-888-638-4327 on two occasions and had my questions answered efficiently and accurately.
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Yes. I have 10+ of these operating in pfsense boxes. In fact as I type this the ingress ethernet and egress ethernet the packets flow through are both of this NIC type. They will appear as: em0 em1 em2 .. (Also work on Opensolaris if anyone is curious)
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I would not buy this one. I replaced mine with a TP-Link router and it is a way better router and really easy to connect to. I left feed back on the one I bought to.Have a nice dayTed
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Cisco model numbers will have a "p" in the model if it is Poe capable. This one is not. Try sg100d-08p-na.
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I am using them for a point to point VPN between my 2 stores. They are limited to one site and 5 dial in connections. This capacity was not shown in the supplied documentation but was added when I updated the firmware. You can find the updated documentation on the Cisco website.
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I bought this one. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QYEN1W/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. It works just fine. I have had zero issues with it. However it only has 4 POE ports. I'm pretty sure trendnet also makes a model with 8 POE ports. Hope this info helps.
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You need to look at your network topology, not the EX4. There are a lot of different ways to get this thing visible on two networks, but be thankful that this thing doesn't act as a switch or hub, because connecting your two networks (physical or virtual) together, just plugging them into each other anyway, is more than probably going to create DHCP and DNS resolution hell.
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Yes you can, Here is a link to Cisco showing how to configure a site to site VPN using RVO series routers. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/routers/csbr/app_notes/rv0xx_g2gvpn_an_OL-26286.pdf
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It will, by IP or FQDN. It is rather simple to setup and seems to be fairly stable.
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First of all I am having trouble getting it to connect to the internet via my AT&T 3G Velocity Wi-Fi adaptor. As for the rest of the configuration I used, which does work nicely. It wirelessly displays itself, you can attach to it and resources like my external network hard drive, printer, other computers via the HUB. I took the RJ45 connection (made it a LAN connection in the Hame software) to a 4 port HUB, , connected a 2TB network hard drive to it, router wise it works great. The Hame issues the IP address's so a mini network is established, just like at my NY home (FIOS network/wireless router), I am setting this up for use on my floating winter home, a 38' Ketch in Florida. Fact is it works great in every way except I have not been able to connect to the internet through it, yet. I download the latest software from Hame, still have to install and retest. I hope this answers your question.......
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I haven't really encountered any attempts at DDOS to answer that, but I do know there is a plethora of options for setting up a VPN. There are options within the software (provided you keep it up to date, the original shipped firmware was buggy) to specifically subnet for the VPN based on MAC address and allow the rest to be open. This allows for good control over bandwidth management if you decide not to use the built in bandwidth management software.