Is this compatable with strong vpn?
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I assume so, never actually tried it. Might be a question to ask Buffalo directly.
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Yes it will support a class B or 255.255.0.0 subnet the GUI is based more toward Enterprise users but is vary nice but you can get lost in features. and Yes it does have PPPOE
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I sort of doubt it. It would depend if you can install another browser, such as Mozilla (the SurfEasy product uses Mozilla as the browser and installs the SurfEasy VPN software as a browser add-in).
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I would say so... most of the protocols are standardized now a days.. if you have the right settings from your carrier you shouldn't have any problem.. but that being said.. there is always a chance it doesn't.. and perhaps someone here has used it before.. but for the price.. what do you got to lose? They are great little devices.. My experience was with two different carriers in the philippines.. so i cant give you personal experience on your device. But from my personal background in computers.. do not ever trust consumer grade routers... Most people don't upgrade the firmware so having a product that can't be auto updated is bad security practice... I would suggest going with a better brand router for in your home or everyday use.. I would highly recommend Ubiquiti ... they have commercial grade auto-updating routers at consumer grade prices. You could even get a access point from them.. and turn the wifi off and the Sapido.. so you would get the security of a commercial router.. with the range of 6 football fields..
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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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This and rvs4000 are both good for small business VPN. However buy it from eBay.
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I've done it, but it's not pretty. The streams go over your network uncompressed. So we're talking 15-20 megabits, depending on what bitrates your cable company uses. If you have that much upstream to work with, then it should be fine. I don't and I've been meaning to enable OpenVPN's compression to see if that works, but I have yet to try it.
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Yes, this device does a great job with "VPN", but you only need one for that. The other one is the slave and can be any reliable router that just allows VPN passthru. It does not have to be a VPN server.
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Yes, it also support multi-homing BGP. Each port can be independently configured and will accept as many WANs as you want.
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1. Yes. Not sure if there is a limit, we have at least 8 VPN clients connected and all is well. I think you can run as many clients as you wish as long as you don't run out of CPU or memory. Mind you, you'll need to do a lot of reading to get a VPN going, this router supports many VPN schemes and nothing is preconfigured for you.2. Yes and yes.
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I don't think you can add it directly, but you may be able to find a router out there that can handle the VPN connection for you
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hello, the facts is that i use this stuff for an ip camerea, through a 3g network in nigeria, and it just too fine.i can access the live video streaming from anywhere. that is just why i bought it and it worked.
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1. Yes, any kind - PPTP, L2TP, IPSec. And servers and clients for all of them.2. Yes, and it is really advanced. Any kind of port forwarding, mark packets or connections for specific routing, Layer-7 filter for blocking or prioritizing traffic like skype or bittorrent and many many more.It don't have 5Ghz and that is only one disadvantage from my side.
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I havent heard about opnvpn, however, it comes with a VPN address, its ver y easy to configure.
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Yes, the device has site-to-site vpn ability as one router acting as a vpn server and the other acting as a vpn client
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yes but GUI is limited. Yes it supports 255.255.0.0. If you are only comfortable with GUI don't get this... you will need to teach yourself some basic linux operation to take advantage of this router.
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It should be. The ISP that you use shouldn't make a difference. You may have to open ports on your router, but this could be the case regardless of your ISP.