RE: Easiest way to setup vpn into home network

["David Harris" <dh140770@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All,

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I=92m a bit lost with this subject, but did spot that some of the DG834
ran=
ge
routers can have new firmware which supports extra VPN facilities.

I=92ve just bought one, but I=92m not using VPN (inbound) at this time

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Here is the latest manual.  See Section 7

HYPERLINK "http://tinyurl.com/36e36a"http://tinyurl.com/36e36a

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Dave

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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
noel_pilot
Sent: 27 June 2007 13:08
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] Easiest way to setup vpn into home network

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Hi all,=20

Hopefully an easy one here

I have a netgear dg834g router which supports outgoing vpn but not
incoming.=20
Im looking to setup quite a simple vpn for a little extra security
when accessing from away or work.

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?

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! :)

Thanks

Noel

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