Enterprise VPN Router
Branch router with encrypted VPN tunnels, dual WAN failover and policy control for sites without a private line.
A branch office needs the same network as head office without a private line to every site. A VPN router builds encrypted tunnels over ordinary internet connections, so the branch reaches the servers it needs and remote staff reach the office. Dual WAN ports let a second provider take over when the first drops, which is the difference between a short outage and a lost day. Policy and bandwidth control then decide what keeps working when the link is busy.
How it is specified
- WAN port count and speed, and whether a fiber or cellular uplink is supported
- VPN throughput, tunnel count, and the protocols supported
- Whether dual WAN runs as failover, load balancing, or both
- Firewall and policy features included, and whether they are licensed
- Routing: static and dynamic, plus inter-VLAN policy
- Management: local interface, central platform, or cloud
- Rack, wall or desktop mounting, and the power supply supplied
Where it is used
- Branch and site-to-site connectivity
- Remote access for staff working away from the office
- Temporary and construction site networks
- Retail stores connected to a central system
At a Glance
| Product Category | Network & Fiber Infrastructure Series |
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