[svlug] Best VPN hardware for small office...

[Drew Bertola]

Sargun Dhillon wrote:
> The best solution for I would say is OpenVPN. It works on all platforms. 
> It complies with export restrictions. Based on the levels of encryption 
> you could get a variety of levels of throughput. It is free, open 
> source, etc.. It doesn't have the insurance of a big business. Of course 
> you can find a consultant in the Bay Area which can support this product 
> ;-P.

Thanks, Sargun,

I was looking for a SOHO hardware solution - something that goes beyond 
pptp out of the box, since that is still a bit clumsy under Linux.

I don't trust Linksys to deliver a good product.  In my experience, they 
don't do very well with things like TCP window scaling.

Anyone have experience with Netgear's SOHO VPN solutions?  Any others 
come recommended?

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Drew Bertola

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