Does Users mean VPN users as site to remot and site to site ? can u tell me what the appliance version and if it is upgradable to 8.4 ?
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Users typically refers to INSIDE users accessing the Internet. This bundle comes with 10 IPSec VPN peers and 2 AnyConnect VPN peers. Regardless of what version it ships with (it probably has the very stable 8.2), it should be upgradable to 9.x. However, you may need to have a SmartNet agreement to download the software upgrade.
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FYI to current customers: The current version is V3, and is not supported so far by openWRT/Gargoyle, and probably not DD-WRT.
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P is the V2 version of U. I purchased the P from Best Buy today and on the back right corner it says:FCC ID:MSQ-RTAC68UV2V2 revision of Broadcom-based AC1900 router with a faster processor and improved storage throughput.Faster USB 3.0 storage performance than the 68U.http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/tools/rankers/router/view
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You will not have more then 10 inside hosts; which sucks. You will not have the ability to trunk or create more then 3 vlans, inside, outside and DMZ. You will only have the ability to have 2 SSL VPN concurrent connections at a time (for a home use I do not find this an issue). If I may I recommend going to usedasa.com for your license. I hope that helps.
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This was a router that was recommended that I use with the company Strongvpn.com. I also lived overseas and they provided me with a US IP address. It made my life very comfortable. I was able to get US satellite channels. They also have IP addresses in a bunch of other first world countries. check them out. for me they were worth every penny (BTW, they weren't very expensive).
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We purchased this router because of its built in VPN capability and the add-on VPN client module. We setup a reverse VPN with the router at the client site and the client software loaded on the terminal server at RackSpace. The exact opposite of normal - but it was the only option with a hosted server without paying double the monthly costs. However, like most VPN's - it is a pain to configure and nightmare to maintain on a terminal server as multiple users each try to launch the client and it they all step on each other. We worked extensively with Netgear support an they were excellent - but this was a troublesome application to get working the first time, and impossible to maintain as it HAD to work for the user to print locally We have replaced this entire solution with the much more elegant, Logmein Himachi. A secure VPN that creates a private network, but is brain dead simple to configure and maintain. The application is included with their Logmein Central bundle, or is available as a stand alone fee based product. The original question was what version of the NetGear FVS318 am I using. We have about (20) installed at different clients - I have no idea, not is it relevant. You need to know the version of your specific box when you want to download the latest firmware (always a good idea for stability). It is listed on the back of each router. All I am trying to say is we have found that what we wanted to configure was the same across the board. Bottom line, use a software based / hosted VPN if you can - it will simplify your life.
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IT Director for an 800 user domain. Works fine for all the users that have it. It does occasionally (as in every few months) seem to stop working for a computer, but simply unplugging it then plugging it back in resolves it every time.
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I guess that I need to have a static IP account(which I don't have). Thanks a lot for the response!!!
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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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You can set the unit up as a hotspot with individual logins (including passwords) and track data quotas, set bandwidth policies, etc. Alternatively, (with enough memory) you can set up virtual instances of the RouterOS operating system and assigned each unit their own virtual router with all kinds of features. Tracking visits to individual sites is probably best done by logging to a remote server. I would think that you would not want to track all visits to all sites, since this would be very data-intense and would be a privacy nightmare. But a remote logging service using the firewall mangle feature to track visits to a small list of bad sights would be doable.
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I'm also looking for this upgrade but I have a feeling we've been given bad information. I don't see anywhere on the VMware website about a free upgrade for recently purchased product. Only a paid upgrade. Chris L, where is it that you are entering your serial number online?
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Hi Edward, what pw are you looking for? Router access, wifi, viewnetcam login? each cam has his own pw! Luc
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Yes, the device has site-to-site vpn ability as one router acting as a vpn server and the other acting as a vpn client
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Do you really have to add the IP addresses, Subnet masks, Gateway and DNS addresses? Can't the blu-ray player get than automatically from the modem/router? What happens when you reset the modem and the IP address gets re-set, do you have to manually enter the new IP address?
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The VPN function is inherent to the router. At least for an IPSEC tunnel. I never tried it for a client type setup.
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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.
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To my knowledge it does not support this option at this time. Ubiquiti is a great company and you could email or call them and they might have an appliance that sorts what you need or they could update the code to support the option. The only way I know to do this is to do port 80 redirect to a web server page with the agreement and then do pass through by sending a allow access though the firewall. Hope that helps.