
Get online and connect to your office network with this Linksys VPN router. The open VPN server has an integrated firewall to prevent viruses such as Trojan horses from breaking into your network. The EasyLink VPN and an intuitive web administrative interface make this Linksys VPN router easy to set up and use.
A: Hi, Tom. Allow us to have our Escalation Engineers check on your desired network by sharing this over email at [email protected] with your contact info and the link of this post, for our reference.
A: Hi, gremlin. If your Verizon router is a gateway, then no. The Linksys LRT 214 still needs to be connected to a modem to communicate with the ISP.
A: In general, Linksys routers use basic defaults that work, but to get the most out of the unit, you need to use the setup document. For Geek squad specifics, you need to call them, but in general, basic Router setup should be routine for them. Be sure you get instructions for changing the default administrator password to prevent outside hacker attacks.
Q: Can I use this as and an extension of ports to my HTC router?
A: Not exactly sure what you are asking. The Linksys has four output ports, but it is not typically used to extend other routers. Usually, when you need more ports you would buy an ethernet switch and plug one of your HTC router's output ports into the uplink port of the ethernet switch.
Q: Will this unit work with the ExpressVPN router app?
A: Hi, BadgerOne. The Linksys LRT214 is a Gigabit VPN Router that supports site-to-site VPN, which allows branch offices to connect with the central office, and client-to-site VPN, for employees to securely connect back to their offices while they are away. Below are examples of some VPN clients that you can download: Shrew Soft VPN Client (Windows® and Linux®) IPSecuritas for Mac OS X® OpenVPN Connect for iPhone®/iPad® OpenVPN Connect for Android™ QUICK TIP: You can also use other VPN client utilities such as TheGreenBow or SafeNet.
A: Hi, JB. The Linksys LRT214 Gigabit VPN Router has a Port Management feature that allows you to configure multiple VLAN and basic port configurations. If you have further inquiries, you can reach out to us at [email protected] with the link to this post for our reference.
A: Roberta, I sympathize with your frustration with slow internet. Unfortunately, your options are limited. If you only have access to DSL, your best bet is to get TWO DSL lines, and then to buy a Dual-WAN router to combine these two DSL lines into a bigger internet pipe. However, the LinkSys LRT214 is a single-WAN router, so you need his big brother, the LRT224.
A: Short answer: Yes, this is a good choice, and is secure. This router has four Gb ethernet output ports so you should have plenty of room. You can really lock down the internal firewall if you want as well. You may want to look into splitting up the traffic to the TV's into a separate VPN to reserve bandwidth for your PC.