Looking for a plug-top router / ASA

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Looking for a plug-top router / ASA

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10-09-2013, 01:31 PM	#1
wierdbeard65 Member Registered: Feb 2011 Posts: 32 Rep:	Looking for a plug-top router / ASA Hi, I'm looking for a small device (the smaller and cheaper, the better) with at least 2 ethernet ports. The application is to run OpenVPN client and a DHCP Relay to allow a small number of devices connected via a switch on one port to communicate with a server farm linked over a VPN tunnel through the Internet connected to the other. I have the technology all working now, I just need a suitable device. If the boss likes it, we will be buying around 20-30 of these units and they need to be highly portable. Suggestions, anyone? TIA :-)

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