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FranchiniA · 09-03-2015

Dear Cisco comunity, I'm new here so forgive me if this is not the right section. I come from 2 broken consumer level routers (Asus AC68U) and I'll never buy anymore consumer routers again. My question is, what specific router model would be a good c...

FranchiniA · 09-04-2015

Got it!After some reserch I think I'll buy a RV series model.The 5506 looks like a great product but I'm not a network specialist so probably I would mess up with it. For now the more interesting one is the Cisco RV-325 (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/...

FranchiniA · 09-04-2015

Thanks for your answer. Essencially it means I can't use the other ports (as I normally do with a 4 lan ports Router) because each one must be setted up?

FranchiniA · 09-04-2015

Ok, now this ASA is starting to look like a real solution for me.I also noticed the RV220W (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/rv220w-wireless-network-security-firewall/index.html), is it a good choice too or the ASA will perform better? F...

FranchiniA · 09-04-2015

This ASA 5506 looks like a good choice for me, it's also a 2015 model (right?).The price is around 400-500 $, which isn't too far away from my budget. Are there any downside from buying dedicated firewall over normal router?I mean, everytime you say ...

FranchiniA · 09-04-2015

Thanks again for all the infos. I know that in you should have always a hardware firewall (and if I'm not wrong any router has one), but I was talking about a professional one, that may need special maintenace.I see just know that most of the 800 ser...

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Got it!After some reserch I

Thanks for your answer.

Ok, now this ASA is starting

This ASA 5506 looks like a

Thanks again for all the