This router or Cisco RV042? small business, need VPN.
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They are the same router, if you are talking about any Cisco branded RV042, with the only difference between the Cisco RV042 and RV042G being Gigabit ports. The Linksys branded RV042 is no longer supported and should not be used on WANs with downstream throughput higher than 25Mbps, otherwise you will see a huge performance impact. As for VPN, if you mean Gateway-to-Gateway, make sure both RV042 models are running the same firmware. You can mix between RV042 and RV042G that way, and as long as the firmware match, it should work.
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Yes, this would work great. I have two extra if your looking for them. Jeraldh@sio.midco.net
141383
It does not need a VPN to work. It certainly has the capability of a VPN but can be used as a regular router. I am very happy with it.
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I love this router! Have installed two - one where my Satellite modem is installed, and another acting as a gateway. They work great. I use them mostly to gain access to the internet, but also to log into my security system when I am away. I will be expanding soon with a web server and cameras.
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This and rvs4000 are both good for small business VPN. However buy it from eBay.
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Yes you can, Here is a link to Cisco showing how to configure a site to site VPN using RVO series routers.http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/routers/csbr/app_notes/rv0xx_g2gvpn_an_OL-26286.pdf
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Although my Cisco router worked OK for the most part, I bought an Asus router and it performs much better. So far it has been more reliable. I would buy an Asus router if I were you.
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I believe it comes with a 'getting started guide' to help you access the web interface for setup. Out of the box it should do basic internet routing. Its not like a Cisco IOS based router that does nothing until programmed.
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It's a secure router and handles traffic well but its not without its own issues depending on configuration. For an actual SMB think about something like "Check Point UTM-1 Edge NW" ... its hundreds more but you'll get insight into traffic usage and malware threats a lot better, plus web filtering etc. The Rv220w is very cumbersome and time intensive for those purposes
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This will not replace the router, this is a switch only. Get a router e4200v2 instead
1028880
Here is my personal view. CISCO routers are amongst the most difficult routers to configure and especially with Apple Devices. I had 02 and I gave up and bought an Apple Airport. Not only are the Routers (E2000 and the Wireless Extender) challenging to set up, they also keep crashing which requires constant work and setting up. So do yourself a favour and choose a different router. You can look at Apple (seamless integration) or ASUS or any other robust brand. I personally will never buy CISCO again.
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This was a router that was recommended that I use with the company Strongvpn.com. I also lived overseas and they provided me with a US IP address. It made my life very comfortable. I was able to get US satellite channels. They also have IP addresses in a bunch of other first world countries. check them out. for me they were worth every penny (BTW, they weren't very expensive).
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I didn't see any mention of that company you mentioned anywhere on the router, but as you can clearly see on the title of the router "Cisco Linksys Refurbished E1000" . So one can assume that it is a refurbish by Linksys by that clue.
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Hi i had a technician came in to hock me up and he maid a mes. But don,t worry i went to Strong V P N and those guys log in to my computer and had every thing up and running in couple of minutes. I have no problems since then. You need to go to Strong VPN use this link esupport@support.reliablehosting.com .
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Cisco acquired Linksys in 2003. Besides that, the engineering is still under Linksys and I've had issues with this unit. Cisco tried to upsell me to one of their routers but I took an exchange instead and it's okay. One of the first gigabit routers at the time but much slower when you turn on IPS security. It maxes out at 20MBps download... otherwise, it would be able to take the full 50MBps I purchased.
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A year ago I made several calls to Netgear's tech support about the Repeater feature. Not a single person there had any idea what I was talking about. I can't blame them though as Netgear doesn't include anything in the manual...so I doubt they have any info to train their own people. What you want is a Belkin F5D7132 Universal Repeater. It's basically an access point with a static IP on your local network, that is authenticated with your main router's WEP. A chore to setup so you should understand the concepts of how routers and IPs work or you will be pulling out your hair. I have one on my home theater and it works fine at 54mbps.
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This router supports OpenVPN but configuration isn't simple. If the installed software doesn't do it, it can run dd-wrt which does. If what you're looking for is something that can pass through a VPN connection, this can also do that. I don't recall if it came with a disc, but it is a router, there's no software to install. Once you've done initial configuration you can set it up to allow a remote user to connect to it using https.
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I think so, VPN is Cisco's router networks as Virtual routing/forwarding, this RV110W just as router with firewall protection, slow speed or sucky may be caused by other interrupt not connection.
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If this is like it's big brother in the series - the RV220W - you SHOULD be able to set the AP up on a separate VLAN and route traffic that way.
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The router I purchased was the 'airRouter' by UBIQUITI (www.ubnt.com). Very happy with it.
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Linksys has no intentions of opening this router to open source. See http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt1900ac. Damn shame as I *had* it in my wish list.