Re: Fw: Easiest way to setup vpn into home network

["noel_pilot" <HA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thats what I was thinking....so in true HA fashion, does anyone know
of any older routers that might be available on fleabay or similar for
much less than a new 2600! As I already have a fully working router
justifying a new one now is challenging, especially as if i bought a
new one I'd want the n speed which i don't think we're quite there yet
on,

or has anyone got an old router that can handle it that they want to
part with?!

thanks
Noel


--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Gareth Cook <g@...> wrote:
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> My Vigor 2600 does this out of the box. VPN Server built in.
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> Hi all,
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> Hopefully an easy one here
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> I have a netgear dg834g router which supports outgoing vpn but not
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> Im looking to setup quite a simple vpn for a little extra security
> when accessing from away or work.
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> I don't really want to have a pc running all the time so assume I need
> a router that supports it, I'm happy with my netgear in general so
> could I get a basic draytek or other router that supports vpn and use
> that either in front of or behind the netgear?
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> Any other options, eventually I plan to get an Apple Airport base
> station but need to look and see if they support, ideally would like a
> quick very cheap solution for now! :)
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> Thanks
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