Thanks for the input, Brian!
I used an older Sonicwall at a client's location several years ago,
and was thoroughly disgusted by the fact that the number of concurrent
devices (nodes) allowed to reach the internet was limited by licensing
to 5 or 6 (IIRC). It seemed grotesquely Microsoft-like that a basic
function like that required paying out further licensing fees, and I
replaced it with another router.
I'm glad to see that the TZ units don't have a node limitation.
They're remarkably feature-rich devices that seem to have a good
reputation in the networking circles. I'll have to dig further into the
1204 page ( ! ) admin manual to see what they can do.
Sincerely,
-Jeff
On 09/15/2012 10:48 PM, Brian Chee wrote:
I'm using sonic wall tz series for remote locations, and the nsa205 for the
central location. They all include deep packet inspection, ssl-vpn, and
some very spanky remote mgmt features.
You can take anything in their product line at http://livedemo.sonicwall.com
Now that they're dell, twist the arm on your dell rep for discounts.
Brian chee
On Sep 15, 2012 10:35 PM, "Jeff Mings" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all!
I've been using Linux boxes for VPN connections with OpenVPN for a
long time, and haven't deployed a VPN appliance for years. Looking at VPN
devices from Cisco/Linksys and Netgear on Newegg, the feedback comments are
very bad. Most of the products from WatchGuard are too pricey. I've got a
client with about 14 locations with 1 or 2 PCs each, and a central location
that they all need to tunnel to.
What is everybody using for good VPN boxes these days?
Thanks,
-Jeff
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On 09/15/2012 10:48 PM, Brian Chee wrote:
I'm using sonic wall tz series for remote locations, and the nsa205 for the
central location. They all include deep packet inspection, ssl-vpn, and
some very spanky remote mgmt features.
You can take anything in their product line at http://livedemo.sonicwall.com
Now that they're dell, twist the arm on your dell rep for discounts.
Brian chee
On Sep 15, 2012 10:35 PM, "Jeff Mings" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all!
I've been using Linux boxes for VPN connections with OpenVPN for a
long time, and haven't deployed a VPN appliance for years. Looking at VPN
devices from Cisco/Linksys and Netgear on Newegg, the feedback comments are
very bad. Most of the products from WatchGuard are too pricey. I've got a
client with about 14 locations with 1 or 2 PCs each, and a central location
that they all need to tunnel to.
What is everybody using for good VPN boxes these days?
Thanks,
-Jeff
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