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Old 02-01-2004
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Default Re: Networking hardware suggestions...

www.snapgear.com

SnapGear is owned by Cyberguard Corporation, an Enterprise firewall mfg. in
Florida. Check out their family of products. SnapGears will allow you to
perform intrusion detection, provide for gateway-to-gateway vpn and is a
stateful firewall. Depending on the model, the price is around $700.00 per
unit. There are a host of other features so I would give them a look.

"Tod DeBie" <tod_debie@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ue_Sb.1509$ow4.394@twister.socal.rr.com...
> I am working with a guy that needs some new networking gear. He has three
> sites:
> 1. Main office, 10 computers, server, etc.
> 2. Remote office1, 6 computers, uses VPN to access server in main office
> 3. Remote office2, 2 computers, uses VPN to access server in main office
>
> Right now, all of the sites have cable or DSL modems and basic linksys
> routers and hubs. None of the office people are computer savvy, and they

are
> having some networking problems that cause them to have to reboot the
> routers.
>
> I'd like to put all new gear in, here are a my requirements in order of
> importance:
>
> 1. Rock solid reliability...no reboots required.
> 2. SNMP support, so I can tell if it has a problem.
> 3. VPN client and server in hardware so I can connect all of the sites
> without having to use PC VPN software.
> 4. POP3 email virus filtering, etc.
> 5. 1 or 2 - 1 Gigabit Ethernet ports.
>
> What else should I be looking for?
>
> Any suggestions on hardware to meet these requirements? I'd like to keep
> the whole thing in the $2,000 range. What are my options in the $2,000

range
> that is close to my requirements and how much will I have to pay if I want

a
> device that does it all?
>
> Tod
>
>



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