Support for OpenVPN? Does this router come with support for openvpn?
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Due to the small memory size, DD-WRT will only allow the "mini" version of their firmware on it. I'd go with the RT-N16 if you want OpenVPN. I set it up on that once, it wasn't the easiest thing in the world but there was help from the DD-WRT forums. Still wasn't quite enough NVRAM, though, but I augmented with a USB thumb drive in the back of the router. Hope this helps!
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Great router. The short answer is yes, the ERPOE-5 has all of the mechanisms required out-of-the-box if I understand your question correctly. However, I don't know the specific actions to accomplish it without a little experimentation -- mostly on the user interface & firewall/NAT rulesets.
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Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it is important. :) Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it... » Read More Yes. This is supported by dd-wrt. You can type in "asus" here and see that this model is fully supported. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-databaseAlso, security is the best reason to use dd-wrt on any router you can. If you've listened to the tech news lately you know that home routers firmware tend to be full of bugs that aren't always fixed and home routers are becoming a major attack vector. It isn't worth it for most manufacturers to continue to update their older routers firmware b/c they want you to purchase new one. So yes, it is supported and, yes it is important. :) « Show Less
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No, anyconnect does not work with this router. I use the Cisco QuickVPN Client and it works quite well and is free.
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According to DD-WRT webpage, v2 is supported. Give it a shot.http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices#Linksys
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The VPN function is inherent to the router. At least for an IPSEC tunnel. I never tried it for a client type setup.
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I know we have several devices, including 2 laptops, a PS4, and an iPad. We have had people come over with their laptops, and we have not seem to be a problem with having around 5 devices supported by the router. Our Internet provider is TWC and this was one of the routers they support. It's working well so far and I hope it continues to work this way for a long time!
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Yes. You can verify that by looking at Comcast's website, they have a list of all routers which are supported by them. Note that there are speed ratings for routers and the wireless protocol they support. This is an older model, but thanks to Comcast's high speed internet (even at basic service), speed is not an issue.
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Yes, it also support multi-homing BGP. Each port can be independently configured and will accept as many WANs as you want.
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According to the ASUS specs list the U supports these additional VPN functions: OpenVPN server; PPTP client; L2TP client; OpenVPN client...while the R does not appear support these specific functions. Basically, the U software supports a few more VPN configurations.
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I am not sure, have you checked with Netgear? I love the router, I use it with Clear wireless internet.
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Yes you can, Here is a link to Cisco showing how to configure a site to site VPN using RVO series routers. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/routers/csbr/app_notes/rv0xx_g2gvpn_an_OL-26286.pdf
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yes but GUI is limited. Yes it supports 255.255.0.0. If you are only comfortable with GUI don't get this... you will need to teach yourself some basic linux operation to take advantage of this router.
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Is that an option for this router because if not then you need one compatible with pcap files or at least im pretty sure.
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Please take a look at this link indicating what you should be able to configure Open VPN on the phone as a client to connect to an OpenVPN server at your business or home network. http://www.yealink.com/Upload/T2X/20131125/OpenVPN_Feature_on_Yealink_IP_Phones.pdf
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Yes, that's what all routers are supposed to do. Those two features are fundamental to any device calling itself a "router." It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 routing.
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Looking at the documentation, it does support PPPoE and the GUI looks decent. As for supporting a 255.255.0.0 subnet, it looks like it will but I have never tried it. http://dl.ubnt.com/guides/AirRouter/AirRouter_User_Guide.pdf