What vpn protocols does this model support, and can it also connect as a client?
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Look here: http://www.tp-link.us/products/details/?categoryid=&model;=TL-R480T%2b#over
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This router is designed for load-balancing and traffic control it doesn't have any VPN capability.
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Over VPN is 16mbps or 10 depending on IPsec or SSL VPN. the latest firmware will drop it down a little more but add in VLAN support
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you can use PPTP or Cisco VPN connecton wth this router. In order to use VPN, You have to install cisco small VPN program on your PC.
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CAUTION: telnet is open but ONLY for remote access by Wanscam personell to update the firmware.. User's admin userid & password won't open a session.. Hummm? Block ports 32099 and 32100 outgoing from your ipcams to the internet.. The cams visiciously try to make 6 individual internet connections.. The clincher.. After some allotted time has passed where the cams actually do communicate with the 6 internet addresses they then start their underhanded action.. Apparently they receive a list of IPS to call out to.. Why..?? Don't know know..! Some are valid IPS and others are bogus.. Wanscam is pulling a fast one.! I have repeatedly documented this fact many times.. Each time a new list of IPS is sent to the ipcam.. And who's hosting this blantant spying act..? None other than amazon itself at amazonaws.. I don't know if they have knowledge of this..!
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It works out of the box as a VPN router. If you want it to be a spam filter, anti-virus filter, etc you can license those features separately. I have never used the extra licenses. I do however buy a support contract with each Sonicwall. I rarely use it but like knowing they are available.
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I have not tried VPN, but I would believe it would be able to. I can try for you. Please ask me again in a day.
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Depends on what you are trying to do. To run a VPN server on the Synology it cost nothing. You need to download the VPN app, configure it, setup some port forwarding and you should be able to VPN into your network via the Synology fairly easily using openVPN. I'm not sure if there is a client option from your synology out to a VPN provider, but if that is what your are trying to do then that will cost some money. Usually $10-$20/month depending on the provider. If this is what you are trying to do then I recommend buying a stand-alone router that is compatible with dd-wrt or tomato. You can configure the router on a sub-net to your your current network, setup the VPN client on the new router, and any computer connected to that router will be directed to the VPN service with out any additional setup on that computer. This is convenient if you us a lot of VPN to mask your traffic outbound from your network.
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This router supports PPTP ONLY. It will not take the Anyconnect client.If you want Anyconnect, you need a Cisco ASA5505, ~$300.
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Yes. Easy to implement, just use the VPN wizard and enter the local and wan IP addresses properly. Works reliably. I get 50Mbps/25Mbps throughput. I just upgraded to the Netgear SRX5308 which gives me 110Mbps/35Mpbs on cable.
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The way I use this is 1. set up dyndns account, 2. setup dyndns on your router, 3. port forward the camera's ip(default camera port 7777), and then I can login from any computer. If you use the app/software it comes with, it appears to work as well(haven't tested it outside the house yet.) I did the dns way because I like being able to access my home network for lights/security/cameras/heat/computer files etc.
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Best bet would be to ask support at your VPN service provider for their instructions. My provider is Overplay.net They have a support section for DD-WRT modem setup. Your provider probably has a similar section.
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Yes, Dynamic DNS or VPN in. Plugging it in won't automatically put it on the internet.
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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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Hi,the camera support P2P,no need to do port forwarding if you want to remote access.
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I don't know about specific models but this device should be agnostic. I've tested it with Cisco/Linksys and Meraki products--two completely different products and it works. So as long as the device is using industry standard protocols, it should be fine.
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Here is the link to the spec sheet: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/rv042g-dual-gigabit-wan-vpn-router/data_sheet_c78-706724.htmlDo you mean concurrent NAT sessions or VPN connections? You may want to contact Cisco directly. They are generally very helpful once you get someone on the phone. 1-866-428-9596.
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I'm typing this on a computer which is connected to a WRT1900AC running OpenWRT. As of May 2015 the latest trunk builds of Chaos Calmer run although there are still bugs (which I haven't hit yet). So it runs and it's getting there. I run OpenVPN on my NAS behind the router though so I haven't tested OpenVPN on router. Port Forwarding works as does QOS/codel helping my bufferbloat scores. I'm pretty happy so far and I'm sure it'll just get better.