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Posted by Jack \(MVP-Networking\). on November 14, 2006, 4:58 pm
Hi
Since you do VPN and the WRVS4400N is a VPN End Point, the WRVS4400N is
probably more suitable.
Jack (MVP-Networking).
> Hi,
>
> I'm a newbie to wireless networking. I want to buy a pair of routers
> connecting my two sites (called them site A & site B).
>
> At site A, I have two P4 class PCs & one PII PC. I used the 2 P4 PCs to
> browse internet. The PII PC had P2P application running continuously. I
> would like to put the PII PC in DMZ. The site connected to internet via
> 10Mbps link.
>
> At site B, I have one PII PC also running P2P application running
> continuously. I intend to add one P4 PC running web cam services. I
> intend to put PII PC in DMZ. The site connected to internet via 10Mbps
> link
>
> Most time I will stay at site A and need to access site B computers via
> VPN channels. I would like to share site A & site B's internet
> connections via Linksys routers and install wireless LAN adapters in
> the three P4 PCs.
>
> I found WRT300N & WRVS4400N model may suit my needs. However, from the
> user guide found at Linksys web site, I saw no significant difference
> in their functionality and supported features --- I mean in 802.11x
> standard support, firewall & VPN functionality and intrusion prevention
> system support.
>
> I would like to ask besides authentication & IP versions support, what
> are the major difference between models ? Do these models suit my
> requirement ?
>
> Also, I found no figure stated in user guides or specification sheets
> telling how many wireless device could access the router at maximum ?
>
> Besides, specification of both router models support draft 802.11n,
> does it mean that 802.11n standard is not finalized yet ?
>
> Thanks for help :)
>
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