All-in-one ADSL/modem router with full VPN

I'm searching for an All-in-one ADSL/modem router with full VPN

(Not VPN Pass through)



I want to setup a VPN between this router at home and the office router so
my devices (1 portable/1 desktop) at home can connect securely to the office
LAN.

Donkel wrote:

> I'm searching for an All-in-one ADSL/modem router with full VPN
>
> (Not VPN Pass through)
>
>
>
> I want to setup a VPN between this router at home and the office router so
> my devices (1 portable/1 desktop) at home can connect securely to the office
> LAN.
>
>
I have used Vigor 2600 series of routers for this. Mind you I have
always used them in pairs. There is quite a useful how to setup Vigor to
Vigor VPN at http://www.draytek.co.uk/support/vpn_setup.html

JP

Donkel wrote:
> I'm searching for an All-in-one ADSL/modem router with full VPN
>
> (Not VPN Pass through)
>
>
>
> I want to setup a VPN between this router at home and the office router so
> my devices (1 portable/1 desktop) at home can connect securely to the office
> LAN.
>
>

I'm using Vigor 2600+ routers for this, I have 5 remote sites connected
to the main site. I will be upgrading to a leased line at the main site
soon and using a PIX instead of the Vigor there, but I don't forsee and
problems.

The 2600+(s) have been running fine and haven't caused any real problems.

Ian

Thx. That's what I needed.
Donkel

"Ian Jones" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:d8pbol$sj3$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Donkel wrote:
> > I'm searching for an All-in-one ADSL/modem router with full VPN
> >
> > (Not VPN Pass through)
> >
> >
> >
> > I want to setup a VPN between this router at home and the office router
so
> > my devices (1 portable/1 desktop) at home can connect securely to the
office
> > LAN.
> >
> >
>
> I'm using Vigor 2600+ routers for this, I have 5 remote sites connected
> to the main site. I will be upgrading to a leased line at the main site
> soon and using a PIX instead of the Vigor there, but I don't forsee and
> problems.
>
> The 2600+(s) have been running fine and haven't caused any real problems.
>
> Ian

Do you need Official Fixed IP-addresses for these routers to setup the
VPN between them ?

jopo wrote:
> Do you need Official Fixed IP-addresses for these routers to setup the
> VPN between them ?
>

Dont think so (although all the ones I have done have been fixed IP)

The VPN setup screen asks for

"Server IP/Host Name for VPN.
(such as draytek.com or 123.45.67.89)"

They have a Dynamic DNS facility as well but never tried it.

JP

On 16 Jun 2005 01:04:59 -0700, "jopo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Do you need Official Fixed IP-addresses for these routers to setup the
>VPN between them ?

It is not essential but it makes life a whole lot easier if at least one of
the units has a fixed IP address.

David Bradley

You can setup IPSec tunnels (upto 5 I think) using the Linksys WAG54G
router. I know the Netgear router also allows IPsec tunnel
establishment. The Linksys costs about £70 and the Netgear £80.
I've got the Linksys but haven't bothered trying to setup the tunnel as
I use SSL encryption (http://www.mywebexpc.com) to connect into my home
PC from anywhere with an Internet connection.