http://www.directdial.com/ca/shoptrendware/item/TW100-BRV-204.html
these arent too bad. i have tested to pix and linux vpn. otherwise i would recommend cisco pix. the older 520's are pretty cheap now......
_Terry
Kaczmarek, Thaddeus wrote:
On Nov 26, 2004 03:48 PM, Omar Armas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What VPN appliance would you recommend to use with Freeswan to have host-to-host tunnels?
We will put dumb terminals in kiosks of commercial centers(malls) connected through ADSL. So I need an appliance that be able to start the ADSL and establish an IPSEC connection to the central VPN/Freeswan server.
Like we'll have many of them, I'd like a small, cheap and good appliance. Does such a thing exists? Which would you recommend me to use?
(I tried Monowall, but IPSEC connection was unstable and freezes for moments. So I prefer to go with a secure option)
Omar
1) Use Openswan, its rock solid for most application 2)Anything that ipsec works properly on Tested to Pix 515, Netscreen 5, Checkpoint FW-1, and Watchguard.
Cheap and good in the same sentence, hmm.
Problem with the cheap stuff from what I have read is they try to negotiate single des, which Openswan doesn't support. My co worker had a lynksys and this thing absolutuely refused to do 3des no matter what we tried. If you find one that does not support single des you may be better off. You may be better off just having semi dumb terminals :-)
Check the archives at ltsp.org, you may get lucky.
Ted
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