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I know this is probably a loaded question, but it appears Cisco is moving out of the smb market and more into the mid-size and enterprise markets. What is a good router/firewall unit to use in the say $300 - $500 range? My immediate need is for around 60+ users and at least 2 IPSec vpn tunnels.
Random thoughts.....
Cisco is pushing the ASA5505 but that ends up being pricey when you add in the user counts. I prefer to stay away from the residential end of the spectrum such as Netgear or Belkin or whatever.
I know pfSense is very popular but I don't have time to build one of those and I need IPSec vpn tunnels.
Some are pushing Sonicwall, now owned by Dell, but I have read on here that they do not play well with SIP trunks.
How about Fortigate from Fortinet?
Random thoughts.....
Cisco is pushing the ASA5505 but that ends up being pricey when you add in the user counts. I prefer to stay away from the residential end of the spectrum such as Netgear or Belkin or whatever.
I know pfSense is very popular but I don't have time to build one of those and I need IPSec vpn tunnels.
Some are pushing Sonicwall, now owned by Dell, but I have read on here that they do not play well with SIP trunks.
How about Fortigate from Fortinet?