RV220W supports SSL VPN that can work with RADIUS server for user authentication. ... View more

The scenario is not supported by RV042G. ... View more

Unfortunately RV042G does not have a WiFi version, nor does it support traffic metering per VLAN. ... View more

RV042G supports bandwidth management, which allows administrators to specify upstream and downstream bandwidth per service (TCP port). ... View more

Do you have DPD and Keep Alive enabled on both ends of the tunnel? ... View more

>Firmware 4.2.1.02 continues to restrict 1-to-1 NAT to only addresses in the main RV042 LAN (class C) subnet. The removal of this restriction may come in the future, if there is sufficient customer demand behind it. ... View more

>I realize I can setup multiple  internal subnets but that also seems to introduce restrictions for port  ‘forwarding’ and ‘one-to-one NAT’ use because those features seem to be  restricted to the primary/main IP subnet With firmware 4.2.1.02, I was able to add a "multiple subnet", e.g. 192.168.2.1/255.255.255.0, and configure a forwarding rule to forward ftp service to an IP address in the 192.168.2.x subnet. ... View more

>1) is there a way to get around the (seemingly arbitrary) class C  (slash 24+) subnet restriction for the primary/main IP address for the  internal LAN? I'm not aware of a known workaround. >2) it seems like all traffic is passed to the host on the internal side  of a ‘One-to-One NAT’ regardeless of the firewall rules in place, is  that what is be expected? Additional access rules can be configured to further restrict the traffic from WAN to LAN on top of 1-to-1 NAT. ... View more

>i believe another firewall rule will solve this too Yes, you would need another allow rule, unless the local LAN IP and remote LAN IP that are allowed are part of the same class A subnet. ... View more

>if the router is set in gateway mode, every ip from lan translates  and have internet acces, even though there is a firewall rule about  this:  deny http wan1 any any . If you want to restrict internet access (http on port 80) for certain LAN IP range, the access rule should look like this: deny  http  lan  ip_range  any ... View more

With the gateway mode on RV082, a 1-to-1 NAT rule can make a range of private IP on the LAN side appear to be a range of public IP on the WAN side. RV082 supports up to ten 1-to-1 NAT rules. ... View more

No telnet/SSH is supported for RV0xx routers. (The hidden telnet interface is used only for R&D.) ... View more

With the current firmware, port forwarding can only forward traffic to the default LAN subnet (192.168.1.x) from both WAN IP addresses. ... View more

RV042G support port-based VLAN (i.e. no 802.1q), and computers on different VLANs are isolated from each other. However, RV042G supports multiple subnets on the LAN side. The topology you depicted can be supported with some access rules and port forwarding rules configured. ... View more