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An Old Standby Reborn: NETGEAR FVS318G Reviewed
NETGEAR breathes new life into its go-to IPsec router.
ADTRAN NetVanta 3120 Reviewed: Capable Center for a Small Biz Network
ADTRAN's entry-level small business router has a feature set that will bring a smile to the face of experienced network admins.
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PePLink Balance 30 Review
The PePLink Balance 30 is a capable triple-WAN router, but commands too high a price premium.
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NETGEAR FVS336G Reviewed: VPN Your Way
Netgear's latest small business secure gateway doesn't make you choose between IPsec and SSL remote access. Dual WAN and all-gigabit ports too!
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Linksys RVL200 Review: No Hassle SOHO / SMB VPN
Linksys' sleeper product uses your web browser to launch SSL VPN tunnels and free you from the hassles of getting IPsec tunnels to work.
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Slideshow: Trendnet TEW-452BRP 108Mbps 802.11g Wireless Firewall Router
Trendnet's TEW-452BRP is a basic, inexpensive Atheros Super-G based wireless router, with decent wireless performance. Read more...
NETGEAR FVX538 ProSafe VPN Firewall 200 Review: Strong Promise, Disappointing Performance
This 200 IPsec tunnel VPN dual WAN router has strong hardware, but lacks firmware to make the best use of it.
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Linksys WRT600N Review: Dual-Band 11n comes to Linky-land
Linksys fans will find a lot to like in this long-awaited top-of-the-line simultaneous dual-band Draft 2.0 11n router.
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Apple AirPort Extreme Reviewed: Dual-Band Draft 11n for Everyone
With good wireless performance, gigabit ports and built-in print and file servers, Apple's Airport Extreme Gigabit has a lot to offer both MacOS and Windows users.
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Linksys RV042 Review: Solid Dual WAN, VPN Performer
The Linksys RV042 packs a lot of small-biz routing features into a compact chassis.
Netgear WNR834B RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Router Review
Netgear's entry-level draft 11n wireless router doesn't include gigabit Ethernet. But it does have something that many people have been waiting for.
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Netgear FVS124G Review: Dual WAN, Gigabit LAN, 25 VPN tunnels
This dual-WAN IPsec endpoint router was ahead of its time with its gigabit LAN switch. But it could use more juice to support all its IPsec tunnels.
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Netgear WNR854T RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Router - Gigabit Edition Review
Netgear's entry into the 11n Draft 2.0 sweepstakes dazzles with high throughput, but fails to follow through with features and neighbor friendliness.
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D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router Review:Draft 2.0 arrives
D-Link's DIR-655 has received Wi-Fi Draft 2.0 Certification. Our tests show that it finally might be safe to make the move to draft 11n.
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Square One Personal Internet Server Review: A solid Square with some rough edges
All-in-one Internet appliances usually don't live up to their name. Quad Micro Works' Square One is no exception.
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Actiontec MI424WR Review: Able partner for Verizon FiOS
Tim Higgins found that Actiontec has produced a router well-matched to Verizon's fiber-based Internet service.
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Linksys RVS4000: Great features but slow downloads
The RVS4000 has just about every routing feature you could want. But it might put a crimp in your download speed.
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Netgear FVS114: IPsec routing on the cheap
Looking for a multi-tunnel IPsec endpoint router on a tight budget? Craig Ellison thinks that the FVS114 just might do the trick.
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Zyxel Zywall 2 Plus:Feature-rich, tunnel poor
Zyxel's entry-level security appliance packs a lot into a small box. Tim Higgins reviews.
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Belkin N1 Wireless Router: Neighbor-Friendly but Flawed Draft 11n
Tim Higgins finds Belkin's Atheros-based entry into the draft 11n WLAN sweepstakes takes a step forward, but a few backward, too.
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