This discussion has been locked.

You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion

ASG320 Hardware Limitations

I was just wondering if my ASG320 could handle moving 42 Sites to it for our VPN hosting? I am not sure of the limitations of the hardware. I am currently running Email (Dual Virus scanning, Antispam), Web Security (IPS, HTTP Proxy, Firewall), and Remote Access over PPTP on it (usually 1-2 users on it).

Each site has Business Class DSL (two sites are on Business Cable due to lack of DSL). There are 2-5 users at each site. The main site where the ASG320 is located has 15 users. The circuit at the main site is a 20Mb Metro Ethernet which will be hosting the VPN and internet traffic.

Can I move my VPN host to the ASG320 without significant performance problems? Or do I need to use something else for the VPN hosting?

This thread was automatically locked due to age.

Parents

0 jraley over 15 years ago

That is the max of the circuit. Which will be hosting the incoming VPN IPSec Tunnels as well as all of the site's and HQ internet access. Which would lead to my next question, can bandwidth be allocated for VPN and Internet, for example split the 20Mbps to allow 10Mbps for the VPNs and 10Mbs for internet.
All traffic from the remote sites needs to be routed through us to restrict remote sites from getting around the proxy on the ASG.
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Cancel

Reply

0 jraley over 15 years ago

That is the max of the circuit. Which will be hosting the incoming VPN IPSec Tunnels as well as all of the site's and HQ internet access. Which would lead to my next question, can bandwidth be allocated for VPN and Internet, for example split the 20Mbps to allow 10Mbps for the VPNs and 10Mbs for internet.
All traffic from the remote sites needs to be routed through us to restrict remote sites from getting around the proxy on the ASG.
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Cancel

Children

No Data