Talk to the nice people at RampNet ( http://www.rampnet.com ) -- or surf
their site. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. The 700s is an
affordable firewall/router/DHCP server that can be firmware upgraded to
support VPN. If you buy their stuff, let them know "Advantage Services"
recommended you, maybe they will give my company a discount. *grin* I buy
their stuff all the time. If you read my earlier post about redundancy and
load balancing, the two firewall/routers I mentioned were their 700s
(DSL/WAN) and 310i (3 modems for POTS dialup) models. I chose the 700s
because I *do* intend to upgrade to VPN support when I get these clients
connected just the way I want them. :)
Michael
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> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 9:49 AM
> To: Firewalls List
> Subject: VPN Products
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>
> Greetings all,
>
> I'm in need of a VPN solution for a very small business (5-box LAN).
> They want the ability to mount network drives on remote win 98 clients
> using Internet connectivity, not dial-in RAS. The LAN includes Win 98
> and a Novell box that runs some property management software.
>
> They have DSL with an OpenBSD firewall/NAT in front of the LAN. Does
> anyone know of a software solution that doesn't cost 5 grand?
>
> Thanks.
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