Recent content by Kory

Nevermind. I got it working. I had to create address objects for each subnet and then a VPN connection for each address object using the same VPN gateway.

Gentlement, I am in desparate need of some help. I have to get this router configured before the end of the day today. I just replaced our Cisco RV220V with a Zyxel USG200. I am having problems figuring out how to setup a site-to-site IPSEC tunnels to a Cisco ASA55220. With the RV220W (and...

I decided to go with two ZyXEL GS1510-24 24 port switches instead of one 48 port. It was actually a bit cheaper and, as it was mentioned earlier, half the network will still work. Thank you every one for you suggestions. Is there a prefered/best way of ganing two switches together? The...

This look exactly like what I need: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833181092 Any good/bad experience with this project or ZyXel switches in general? Thanks, Kory

Tony, I did look it up and it wasn't clear. I went ahead and ordered the USG200. We'll see how it works when it gets here. Thanks for your suggestion. Kory

I'm actually using that first 24 port NetGear switch you listed above. The problem is that it's unmanaged. But it's begin to looking like managed switches are exorbitant price wise.

We recently upgraded the firmware on our cisco RV220W. That went fine, but we can not longer connect to the web interface with FireFox (but it still works with Chrome). When I point my broweser to the RV220W, I get this error from FireFox: You have received an invalid certificate. Please...

Tony, Does the Zyxel support cisco ipsec? I.E. can I bring up a IPSEC VPN session using the Mac/iPone/iPad built in IPSEC service? Thanks, Kory

Hi Steve, All the cable will go to one central managed area. I agree with your statement: once you go above 24 ports or need management, the price shoots up. Can you recommend a good place to purchase the switches on online? Amazon is what I normally use, but they don't carry the higher...

I've been looking for an affordable 48 (or higher) port gigabit ethernet switch. I need very basic management (either via browser or ssh, but not SNMP) to enable/disable ports, look at stats and MAC addresses. I'm not totally against the idea of getting two 32 port switches. Ant...

I've been using a cisco RV220W for a while with decent results. I primarily use it for NAT and cisco IPSEC (network to network). Recently, we needed to add IPv6 support, and that's when things went downhill. First off, I was very disappointed to find it that it does not support 6in4...