> Hello Randall, > Take a look at Fortigate 60. (fortinet.com) > > Super easy to setup Site-to- Site VPN > easy to Setup IPSEC VPN > And > It comes with SSL-VPN also, super easy to setup. > Along with many other features ... > > You do not need contract for any of the above listed options to function. > > You can find on Ebay for 200$ or less. > > Look for Fortigate 60 (B) that is the newer model with 2 WAN interfaces , > DMZ, and 4 trusted interfaces, that you can eventually dedicate each one > of > them to a specific network... > > Hope that helps, > Isaac > > >
I'll second this one as a viable option. I have a client using a Fortinet product for firewall/VPN. I forget the exact model. I think it was selected because it had both Windows and Mac support but I got it working with Linux as well. I thought I saw where it supported under *nix's as well but I can't say for sure. I'll warn you that Fortinet makes it hard to find the Linux VPN client software on their site. It's called forticlientsslvpn. Terry _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
