what is the best (quality) router and protocol for vpn viewing 32 remote IP cameras
- Thread starter rclayton
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If you are running a single VPN and access 32 remote cameras in one location it is very different problem than run 32vpn connections to different locations.
If you have all the cameras in one place it should be pretty easy to use just about any router that has VPN and create a tunnel either from your end PC or a second router to that one. The main concern would be does the router have enough processor power to encrypt all the data. In most cases you will run out of bandwidth since this is UPLOAD well before you hit the amount of data.
If you are going to open 32 vpn tunnels then I would buy a small commercial device like a juniper srx or netscreen. You can still use consumer vpn routers on the other end. This will be quite tricky because you will likely be getting duplicate lan addresses and have to use NAT to work past that problem.
If you have all the cameras in one place it should be pretty easy to use just about any router that has VPN and create a tunnel either from your end PC or a second router to that one. The main concern would be does the router have enough processor power to encrypt all the data. In most cases you will run out of bandwidth since this is UPLOAD well before you hit the amount of data.
If you are going to open 32 vpn tunnels then I would buy a small commercial device like a juniper srx or netscreen. You can still use consumer vpn routers on the other end. This will be quite tricky because you will likely be getting duplicate lan addresses and have to use NAT to work past that problem.
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