able for a corporate environment.
Regards,
Kent
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Rico Ortiz
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: Linksys vs. Cisco [7:41829]
I always thought of Linksys as "Toy" Ho
Forgive my ignorance, but isn't the linksys a nat vpn router? Also if you
do a search on google, you will find various postings of the linksys not
"playing" well with other vpn's. If price is a concern, then remember these
fine words: you get what you pay for.
Go with Cisco, the name is not all
Having now played with the Linksys unit, I can only conclude that it's
functionality is very limited and the unit will only work in the most basic
of setups. For a site with 7-15 servers and 100 clients, I would NEVER
consider the Linksys. If your sites are more than 5 users, the cost of the
I always thought of Linksys as "Toy" Home (SOHO) solutions. Lately I have
been seeing post of people using Linksys' VPN solution. What is the
different between
Linksys VPN Solution (BEFVP41) and Cisco's 1751 VPN router. I am working on
a project and if Cost is the only difference I will go with t
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