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ZaphoidYK:
For something that is marketed and sold as a VPN Router, I  finding the VPN implementation really lacking and the documentation very sparse.

I am not really happy with being told that I have to use a product like GreenBow, which I have to pay licensing for when my Windows device comes with a standards compliant VPN client built in. The lack of people posting successful stories or configurations here is telling.

I do like the product, it replaced a client bought Cisco router, and is performing very well as  a router and firewall, but the VPN aspect is critical, and after three weeks of banging my head against the wall and one less than useful call to support, I am running out of options and time.

FurryNutz:
Any progress on this?

Not many users come to the forum and post. Kind of sparse here.


--- Quote from: ZaphoidYK on August 07, 2016, 07:42:00 AM ---For something that is marketed and sold as a VPN Router, I  finding the VPN implementation really lacking and the documentation very sparse.

I am not really happy with being told that I have to use a product like GreenBow, which I have to pay licensing for when my Windows device comes with a standards compliant VPN client built in. The lack of people posting successful stories or configurations here is telling.

I do like the product, it replaced a client bought Cisco router, and is performing very well as  a router and firewall, but the VPN aspect is critical, and after three weeks of banging my head against the wall and one less than useful call to support, I am running out of options and time.

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