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Any favorites? I like the SonicWall TZ200 series. Not sure if I can get two of them under this budget. Any suggestions?
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I've used several Netgear FVS series and they work fine for SCN. I've have found that there is something funky if you're trying to use QSIG over IP - but not often a trouble. And they certainly fit almost any budget...
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They sure are priced right.
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SonicWall is our first choice also, but when we need a low end VPN router we use the Cisco RVO42
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Agreed with mdainel. I don't deal with Avaya stuff but SonicWall is my first choice and then a low end Cisco if the SonicWall is not needed. Netgear's speeds are extremely slow even on the ProSafe business models.
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The Cisco is looking better at the moment. I like the QoS built in better than the Netgear.
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Any way you go, Sonicwall or Cisco (i prefer Netgear) make sure you turn off deep packet inspection. Cisco calls it fixup on the PIX, but i dont remember the ASA term...Sonicwall does something similar..
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