Kevin,
I'm not familiar with the Watchguard do I'll just comment on the Sonicwall
where I use & support over 20 of them (various models).
The SOHO3 will do what you've defined, VPN between them and remote VPN from
client machines at the same time. Your choice whether to allow a VPN
session on one Sonicwall to also VPN to the other Sonicwall. I use the
Sonicwall client for the remote clients rather than the M$ IPSec. A couple
of more bucks but more flexibility. We also use TELE3 TZ's at workers homes
to isolate their home & business PC's. For interbranch communication one
will require a static IP. For remote client VPN a static IP will also be
needed on the second.
An experienced user can set each one up from scratch (out of the box) in 15
min including VPN.
Feel free to contact me OL or by phone (6 AM - 11 PM) EST.
George Kulman
Partner
Ridge Systems, L.L.C.
Cell - 201-647-3250 or 631-252-9026
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> I need to setup a VPN between two offices with under 25 computers one
> location and 5 at the other end. Both offices also need
> client remote VPN
> from windows XP
>
> What are your opinions on the
>
> SONICWALL and WATCHGUARD products
>
> Sonicwall SOHO 3 or Warchguard SOHO 6tc
>
>
> Kevin Bilbee
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