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Netgear FVS318NA VPN Firewall Router with 8-Port Switch

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Netgear FVS318NA VPN Firewall Router with 8-Port Switch

Binding: Electronics

$105.99

Features:

Initiates up to 8 IPSec VPN tunnels simultaneously
Stateful Packet Inspection Firewall with VPN pass-through and routing
Eight ultra-fast 10/100 Mbps LAN ports
Securely connects mobile workforce and branch offices to main office resources

Netgear FVS318NA VPN Firewall Router with 8-Port Switch

Netgear FVS318NA VPN Firewall Router with 8-Port Switch

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

Customer = = Beta Tester:

I purchased a FVS 318 on March 2004. FVS 318's administrative interface allowed me to change HTTP port forwarded traffic from web server 'A' to web server 'B'. However, FVS 318 never implemented these changes I made within the administrative port forwarding interface. FVS 318 continued to forward traffic to web server 'A'. Nothing short of resetting factory settings would allow me to reconfigure HTTP port forwarding. Not acceptable for a small business.

Netgear technical support (located in India) was... more info

Great home or small office true "firewall" and router.:

I have been using the Netgear FVS318 router firewall for over a month now with not one glitch. For the money, this is an amazing bargain considering it is a true SPI firewall and a certified ipsec VPN endpoint for eight tunnels included with a eight port switch! The quality of Netgear products are also commendable.
We had it up and running in less than fifteen minutes. My son configured two ipsec vpn tunnels with his friends networks using Linksys VPN routers in short order and I have one configured to my... more info

Work great for the price - not for newbies:

This device works great and has been the best of it's kind I've used for the price range. I currently access about 6 of these devices using SofteRemoteLT on a daily basis and I am very pleased with the performance. The VPN is rock solid and great for running terminal services over. If you are looking to send files over your VPN, I only got about a 6Mbps throughput rate when I used Chariot and 3DES to test it in my lab (my Linksys BEFSX41 got about 16Mbps).
For a few of my clients I've even set up "static"... more info

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