“Is it good for VPN? I want to know if the ASUS RT-N16 is a good router to support a STRONG VPN. I see the same router advertised in the strong vpn web site, but they say it has been modified. Is it true? because the price is higher. Can you suggest a good router to use with a VPN for a small office?”
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Hi! I will say that you will be very happy with the Asus router. We had a Linksys and were very limited on how far we could go and how many products that were on it. If more than 2 or 3 things were on the Linksys at a time then someone or something would get cut off. We have 2 Smart TV's, a PS3, a DVR, 3 Laptops, 2 Smart Phones, an Ipad, a desktop computer and a Wii all relying on that router. Since we switched to the Asus I have had all on at the same time just "to see" if something would lose connection and nothing did. Plus, neighborhood kids came over and connected to play games...still nothing lost connection. Plus, the distance you can go is much greater inside and outside. We love it and so glad we switched. I highly recommend it and I think it would more than work for your small office.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Strong VPN installs custom firmware on the routers they sell. The higher price from them includes the custom software and modifications. What they list is not the stock software from ASUS. The RT-N16 is good for VPN. Any of our routers that have the latest firmware (RT-N16, N56u, N65u, N66u, and AC66u) can be setup up as VPN Servers.
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