Re: Recommendations
Travis Watson <[email protected]>
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Paul, You've already received some good recommendations and I don't mean to poor it on, but you may want to look at m0n0wall as well for the smaller site--particularly if management is cheap (http://m0n0.ch/wall/). It's pretty cool stuff and the price is right. Having said that, I usually lean toward Netscreen. They are very reasonable in price, solid, and easy to manage. The only caustion I would give you is that the 5-series has the 10 user and "unlimited" option for VPN. Ten nodes through a tunnel can happen pretty quickly and the unlimited option just about doubles the price. The 10 user limitation is for VPN only, however, not general connectivity. Good luck. --Travis On Thursday 08 April 2004 08:39 pm, Paul R. Yaskowski wrote: > I'm looking to setup a site-to-site VPN the replace a leased line used > solely for AS/400 access. I have a couple questions as to what I should > get. > > The main office consists of about 25 users with static SDSL. The remote > office is about 5 users with dynamic ADSL. > > I've looked at the PIX-501, but I've always been a little scared of > per-user licensing. If I purchased a 10-user PIX-501, and set it behind the > SDSL at the main office, it would only allow 10 users to get Internet > access? > > No matter what product I choose, would a site-to-site VPN work with a > static address on one side and a dynamic on the other? > > Would any PIX handle PPPoE with a dynamically assigned IP? > > The company is cost-conscious, and I've looked at the PIX-506E, without the > per-user licensing, but it is 50% more. > > Any comments or suggestions as to which products I should look at would be > a great boon to me. I prefer Cisco products, because I am familiar with > their interface, but am flexible. > > I would appreciate any help with this, I had Cisco certs back in the > hey-day, but I worked with them so rarely that I let the certs expire. > > Paul > > _______________________________________________ > VPN mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.shmoo.com/mailman/listinfo/vpn