On 16 Aug 2005, at 11:47, Andy G wrote:
---- original message ---- Jo0lz
However a router with hardware firewall could give me problems with
connecting to my employers server by VPN...?
It shouldn't do. I use a VPN at work to connect to a clients network.
This
goes through two firewalls.
You do need a firewall that is IPSEC aware and offers IPSEC
passthrough. Most decent modern firewalls /routers offer that now,
but a lot of older equipment didn't. As a recommendation for router
manufacturers, Draytek's Vigor range are a little more expensive but
are of excellent quality.
Marcus
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