Kenneth,
I use it either with OpenBSD+IPSec or OpenBSD+OpenVPN with no issues. My
experiences are similar to the ones described by others in this thread.
I would just like to add that with OpenVPN you can setup load balancing
of connections in order to try to spread those connections through
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> So the question is, will the 5501-70 be tough enough to handle a few VPN
> connections, or do we need to add the vpn1411, and will the vpn1411 even
> work with VPN in pfSense (IPsec,
IPSec is the way to fly.
What speed WAN? Above 1024kbps?
~BAS
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* Kenneth Fribert wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Being brand new to the world of soekris, I'm sort of stumbling around in the
> dark, and I hope somebody can enlighten me :-)
>
> I'm considering 5501-70 board for use here in Lynge at our mainsite.
> We in the IT department would probably like to have a V
Hi Guys
Thanks for the fast and very informative feedback.
We have a 10mbit fiber here which will be the one used for VPN connections.
We provide services for our employees through our Citrix solution, but the IT
department (specifically ME :-), and a few external consultants) could need
so
A lot depends on the bandwidth you are planning on using inside the VPN. I'm
using a 4801 with pfsense, running openvpn, and a few tunnels to access some
RDP sessions while I am away from home work great.
Sustained network traffic of a couple of MBit/s is a bit more troublesome,
in my experience.
Hi All
Being brand new to the world of soekris, I'm sort of stumbling around in the
dark, and I hope somebody can enlighten me :-)
I'm considering 5501-70 board for use here in Lynge at our mainsite.
We in the IT department would probably like to have a VPN connection to the
site.
So the ques
