Cisco WRVS4400N 4 Port Gigabit 802.11n MIMO Wireless Router with VPN (OBSOLETE)

Price: Unavailable. Try where to buy at manufacturer's website. Rating:	Hardware Features			Wireless Features
		Built-in Modem			Wireless N300
		ADSL2/2+ Capability (for modems only)			Removable Antenna
		10/100 WAN Port/s - 0
		Gigabit WAN Port/s - 1
		3G Capable
		USB LAN Port/s		Other Features
		10/100 LAN Port/s - 0			UPnP Support
		Gigabit LAN Port/s - 4			Internet Sharing
		USB Print Server			QoS
		Parallel Port Print Server			IPv6
		Dialup/ISDN Failover			DynDNS Client
		USB Storage			Warranty - 3
		FXO Ports for VoIP - 0
		FXS Ports for VoIP - 0
	Security Features			More information
		NAT Security			Manufacturer's specifications
		SPI Firewall			Manufacturer support
		Content Filtering (Parental control)			Whirlpool Wiki
					Whirlpool Forum Search
	VPN Features
		IPSec VPN Endpoints - 5
		PPtP VPN Endpoints - 0
		Supports VPN passthrough (single session only)

Comments: Pretty much an 802.11n wireless version of the RVS4000 with a built-in 4 port Gigaswitch, port based VLAN, 5 IPSec VPN tunnels + 5 "QuickVPN Tunnels" which is included free VPN client software for Windows 2000 or XP.

Compatible with Cisco ProtectLink web filtering subscription. Click here for more information.

User Ratings

User	Rating	Comments
John 23/06/2008 12:12:30 PM		Haven’t been able to get the VPN server functionality working (which is really handy seeing as that is a major reason I bought this router!). Also have had wireless dropout problems with Apple Macs which doesn’t happen with other routers.
Don 2/06/2008 7:55:36 AM		I have the baby brother of this router (runs same firmware), but wired only. The router is slow and has trouble with FTP
grouts 6/04/2008 9:45:15 PM		A good piece of hardware, but with flaky firmware. The latest firmware is Very unreliable, causing regular wireless dropouts, yet adding some great feature enhancements. To get reliable connectivity, you need to downgrade the firmware, and run with less features. The Linksys forums suggests Linksys will fix the issues with the latest firmware, yet it’s been 12 months with no sign of a good level !

 

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