From: mike.newsgroup@-DELETETHISPART-.upcraft.com   
      
   You will not find anything that doesn't have some level of NAT functionality.    
   It doesn't mean you need to use the NAT features.  You would likely want to   
   install the VPN hardware in parallel with the firewall.  You would need to   
   make sure that the only    
   traffic being passed by the VPN hardware relates to VPN tunnels.   
      
   I have implemented this scenario with Nortel Contivity 1010 equipment to give   
   one example.   
      
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   "Peter Bako"  wrote in message news:g6bU   
   .21933$mD.292@attbi_s02...   
   > I'm looking for a VPN router device, but I do not need for it to have any   
   > firewalling functions.  I already have a fully functional firewall   
   > (including NAT for my internal network), which I will use to redirect the   
   > VPN traffic to the DMZ port.  From there I would like to connect to the VPN   
   > router which will then bridge the traffic to my internal network.  All of   
   > the VPN routers I have seen so far (Netgear, Linksys, etc.) all are designed   
   > to be the primary firewall/router/VPN gateway for networks...   
   >    
   > Any suggestions?   
   >    
   > Thanks,   
   > Peter   
   >    
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