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    Draytek routers

    I did a bit of a test recently, a Draytek 2910, vs a Linksys RV042. The DrayTek is a newer router, not an apples to apples comparison -- but the Linksys is recommeded a lot around here. Hardware: Linksys I have no clue what the Draytek has inside. Test: uTorrent 1.8.3, CentOS 5.3 CDs...
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    Port Forwarding challenge

    Firewall.. If I have understood you correctly, this sounds like a firewall issue on PC2 (the one running the service you are trying to connect to.) If you are running the plain windows firewall, check out this link: Windows Firewall If you can't access the computer from another computer on...
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    Choosing dual WAN router

    Inbound Load Balancing kurtsee-- You are correct about inbound load balancing, no consumer device supports that. That requires ISP support as well. You would need devices on both ends that understand the connection usage. There are tricks you can do like round robin A records, which for most...
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    Can't find a decent but simple wired router/firewall

    You will need a router that does VLAN... To truly separate 2 lans you'll need to setup VLANS. SPI is standard now on just about everything. What you seem to want is a fully configurable firewall. If you already have a DSL modem, grab this: Vigor 2110 It does to vpn, but that's not...
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    High Availability VPN router

    VPN-Failover It should work, so long as you setup the VPN failover in the router. You'll want to have the main node to always be dial in, and the other spoke nodes to always be dial out. Currently I have several different routers, but I have 2 offices (spokes) with the 2810 connected to a...
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    Choosing dual WAN router

    Drayteks... The DrayTek 2910 supports port forwarding per wan port (actually also per ip if you have more than one ip on a wan port) and globally across both ports. Load balancing works well to. I've got 3 of these 2910's running along with 2950. All work great!
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