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Behind a router is a piece of cake. If you think about it, it HAS to be behind a router, likely a BUNCH of them! :-) Now if this router is running NAT, or firewall options or you meant Firewall then it's 'more challenging' because the proper ports need to be open through the firewall to the VPN box. - Larry Jerome Draper wrote:
I have worked with combined router/vpn boxes like the Netopia series. Anybody have experience working with a vpn only box that would sit behind a router? TIA, Jerry
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