Any plans to expand the VPN capabilities? We have a need for hundreds of simultaneous VPN’s both PepVPN & IPSec VPN’s at the same time… but do not need the throughput of the expensive 2500 balance series… as an example, the Cisco RV042G supports 50 VPN’s for $180… we can’t get more then two VPN’s until we get into the $1,000+ price point with the Peplink balance, even then we would expect to be able to do more then 20 VPN’s for that money.
Any suggestions? I do notice that we can create more VPN’s then what is published… what are the true limitations in scenarios where data transfer is actually low, as in the case of M2M setups?
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It shows the max openvpn/l2tp users is 3 for b one/ br1 pro 5g
When was this maximum started to be enforced, but I don’t recall this to have always been the case? I seem to recall using a balance 20 back in the day and don’t recall any limits on remote user vpn? I understand the limits on speedfusion connections but for user peers, it’s a bit limiting.
Capable devices b one , should have a minimum of 15.
Maybe the mini should only have 5 included, but a limit of 3 is way too low?
The br1 pro series is more expensive than the b one series, please consider changing the included openvpn/l2tp peers to 25.
The previous balance 20, balance one, balance 30 lte supported 15 openvpn peers
Also consider license packs of 25,50,100 for devices for remote users.
I’d also recommend raising the limits for the other models as well.
For example the balance 310 5g should have a 50 user openvpn/l2tp.
As mentioned in the other post, not sure if the Remote Users are enforced in terms of active connections. You can have more profiles than specified. But I couldn’t easily test what happens when you connect more than the 15 specified users in the Balance 20X.
The Site-to-Site VPN’s are limited per Peplink model. Depending on model you can buy extra PepVPN licenses, but not for IPSec VPN from what I saw.
Last time we used the Cisco RV series, a few years ago, it would hang up after adding more than two IPSec VPN’s, even though they sold it with 50. Cisco TAC Support couldn’t help us after lot’s of back and forth and different firmware versions and we eventually moved to fully Peplink which had no issues maintaining the specified VPN connections.