Hi Jakob,
We simply give home users a cheap access-point with OpenWRT running
OpenVPN to
the office. It's fairly simple, works well, and completely avoids the
need to
deal with IPSEC.
We have experiemented with that as well but found the LinkSys routers
to be not that stable. Sometimes this worked, sometimes not. This could
be an option for home access but I hesitate to use that in a productive
environment.
I would be willing to invest in a router on the server side to be able
to get along without OpenWRT on the client end, if I only found one
that costs less than 6000$. Can anyone recommend a cost-effective (less
than 1000$) cisco (or other vendor) router for the server side to make
use of the WAN feature of the new Sun Rays? We always used OpenVPN so
far, never cisco routers. Once we have one of these routers is there a
cookbook telling us how to configure this guy as a gateway for remote
sun rays? May be this is self-explaining once we are reaching the
web-interface of the router but probably not...
Thanks,
Andreas
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