From: anwalt.schneider@t-online.de
hi!
...if every lan uses fvs318 you donīt need client software... the routers
establish the vpn connection...
you simply need a static ip for each lan or a updateservice such as
dyndns.org...
for configuring fvs318 the manual is to find on netgearīs homepage...
"graphicdesign00" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I appreciate everyone who replied to my previous message. I decided to
> start new post because, now, I have questions regarding another
> product.
>
> After discussing with my co-workers, we are checking out Netgear 8
> port VPN router. Currently, we have 3 different offices and our office
> only use Nortel Contivity VPN Client software and SAPlogon. We do not
> use any hardwares related to VPN because we simply connect to one of 2
> other offices to update our archived files and only one of them store
> our files.
>
> After searching for reviews, I found this review and I don't think I
> fully understood...
> "The Problem with the FVS318 is that any users on Site1 of the vpn are
> not able to reach any reachable IP addresses not directly connected to
> the (site 2) enterprise FVS318. If there are any subnets beyond that
> the packets are denied transport by the FVS318 (on both sides)."
>
> Is this going to affect us, if we use FVS318?
>
> I called Netgear for pre-sales questions and they told me that they
> would not support problems regarding VPN client program connection
> drop, unless both office use Netgear routers, although they support
> other VPN problems.
>
> Has any of you had used VPN client software and had issue with
> connection drop with this particular Netgear product? Thanks in
> advance!
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