Can this router allow me to keep a live connection to my works Cisco VPN Server? Anyconnect software is slow and sucky.
1060629
I think so, VPN is Cisco's router networks as Virtual routing/forwarding, this RV110W just as router with firewall protection, slow speed or sucky may be caused by other interrupt not connection.
919906
Yes. Easy to implement, just use the VPN wizard and enter the local and wan IP addresses properly. Works reliably. I get 50Mbps/25Mbps throughput. I just upgraded to the Netgear SRX5308 which gives me 110Mbps/35Mpbs on cable.
1538965
ACTUALLY this WILL NOT work with the new OS X 10.9 and above updates. the router uses a Home Connect program by Cisco (one that I loved) but now I have no access to since updating my computer. There are no patches and no fixes, it simply will not work and I cannot turn on/off the guest function nor change any passwords to my network. DO NOT BUY with mac 10.9 and above
2279213
I ended up buying it because one of my coworkers has the exact same router as me Linksys Gaming Router (Gbit) (WNT330 I think) along with this CM100 modem. It works perfectly and never drops away from the ISP (COX communications). If you have the option to manually choose a DNS server on your Router, try 4.2.2.1 or 4.2.2.2. Those are fast national DNS servers (I think they are Verizon servers, but it should work).
861121
I'll give it a shot, but I'm not sure about finding the router's advanced settings since it was given to us by the phone company. There's no software or anything. I guess I could call Verizon for help if I can't find where to enter the PIN. I'll also give the unit some time to connect. Thanks for your input.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
1667268
Hello Tamir I am not sure if it does I looked though the settings on the router and didn't see anything to do with VPN Your best bet would be to google the n750 with your question and see what it comes up with sorry I couldnt be more help
334039
I really don't know. Would think so, but I have a different router. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
1793790
you can use PPTP or Cisco VPN connecton wth this router. In order to use VPN, You have to install cisco small VPN program on your PC.
916130
probably. this router is junk, imo. look into the asus or netgear as alternatives
1140866
I finally figured out how to make this type of thing work with this router. There are actually two different settings you need to make port forwarding work. First you need to to set up the ports you want open under the NAT feature of the router, (Specify which external port goes to which internal IP address/port). You ALSO need to go under the Firewall Settings and set up a rule to allow traffic on the same ports you setup in the NAT section of the TP-Link configuration. (Something like: allow traffic from any IP address to specific port, during any time of day etc.) Doing this allowed me to get my ip network cameras set up, and more importantly XBOX Live now works perfectly. I finally figured out how to make this type of thing work with this router. There are actually two different settings you need to make port forwarding work. First you need to to set up the ports you want open under the NAT feature of the router, (Specify which external port goes to which internal IP address/port). You ALSO need to go under the Firewall Settings and set up a rule to allow traffic on the same ports you setup in the NAT section of the TP-Link configuration. (Something like: allow traffic from any IP address to specific port, during any time of day etc.) Doing this allowed me... » Read More I finally figured out how to make this type of thing work with this router. There are actually two different settings you need to make port forwarding work. First you need to to set up the ports you want open under the NAT feature of the router, (Specify which external port goes to which internal IP address/port). You ALSO need to go under the Firewall Settings and set up a rule to allow traffic on the same ports you setup in the NAT section of the TP-Link configuration. (Something like: allow traffic from any IP address to specific port, during any time of day etc.) Doing this allowed me to get my ip network cameras set up, and more importantly XBOX Live now works perfectly. « Show Less
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You don't mention if this is a Home network or one for an Office with many users. This would make a huge difference in the way to go. On a home network just share it from the computer it is running from, on a larger network I would agree for a user friendly setup go with the Cisco-Linksys.
1170950
I have a Cisco Linksys wireless router. It works great.. Everyone I know is easily connected when they come to my house with their ipads, etc...
1105472
I'm sorry I can not answer your question. I quit using this router a couple of years ago because it was nothing but trouble and Cisco was little if any help even when I paid them once for an on line session with a tech. I will not buy anything from Cisco, again, ever.
148401
Haha good luck with part. You need a VPN software from netgear or another third party vendor.. It is very very unreliable. It will work for 2-3 days and then all of sudden it will reset own it's own.. I am on latest firmware 3.28.. I recommend you going for a good branded hardware such as cisco.. I am sure you will not regret it.
1261008
I just got mine today, and it worked immediate on v2.0.1, but I upgraded to the latest version on the website as of 3/8/2015 (2.0.7) and it would no longer connect to my router.... it would say it was trying to connect but never would. I downloaded 2.0.1 which was what mine came to me on, and it worked correctly again on that version. I would say generally to anyone looking at this product, try it out of the box, and if it does everything you need it to do, then don't upgrade the firmware.
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Linksys has no intentions of opening this router to open source. See http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt1900ac. Damn shame as I *had* it in my wish list.