Hardware appliance that can route all traffic through ipsec tunnel
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Hardware appliance that can route all traffic through ipsec tunnel
Hi folks,
dunno if it's a network or a hardware question. I just post it here.
So I'm in need of a hardware firewall with integrated ipsec that is capable of routing all traffic from the branch to the gateway of the main site. Any one has some recommendations?
One should think so, but in the google list their is the netgear fsv318 which is not capable of it. What I know cause we have it in use right now.
So the search continues.
dunno if it's a network or a hardware question. I just post it here.
So I'm in need of a hardware firewall with integrated ipsec that is capable of routing all traffic from the branch to the gateway of the main site. Any one has some recommendations?
Mainstream (hardcore, pricey and overwhelming) enterprise devices like Cisco and Juniper would do.
Mainstream (hardcore, pricey and overwhelming) enterprise devices like Cisco and Juniper would do.
Right now looking into the ssg 5 of juniper. Which from a first sight of the manual is capable of policy based routing through IPSec Tunnel. Any one has some experience with a gateprotect FW?
Right now looking into the ssg 5 of juniper. Which from a first sight of the manual is capable of policy based routing through IPSec Tunnel. Any one has some experience with a gateprotect FW?
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