DrayTek Vigor 2765ac router
Built-in 35b / VDSL2 / ADSL2 + modem
WAN Gigabit Ethernet with NAT 600Mbps performance
WAN Failover
2 concurrent VPN PPTP / L2TP / IPsec / SSL / OpenVPN tunnels
IPsec performance up to 200 Mbps
SSL VPN performance up to 80 Mbps
SPI firewall with content filtering by URL keywords, page categories, applications
USB for connecting a 3G / 4G modem, additional memory, thermometer, printer
Central management of VigorAP
DrayDDNS service support with Let's Encrypt certificate
802.11ac dual-band WiFi providing 867Mbps for 5GHz and 400Mbps for 2.4GHz (ac models)
WAN Backup
Vigor routers support several different WAN interfaces that allow access to the Internet using various technologies. The Failover option allows you to run a backup link in the event of a failure of the primary link
VLANs / LAN subnets
In the simplest LAN topology, you have one physical network and one addressing (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24), and thus all devices in this LAN can communicate with any other.
Firewall / CSM
The Internet gives unlimited possibilities of communication and allows access to an immeasurable amount of information, both for adults and children. In addition to its many benefits, it also poses a great risk.
Bandwidth Management
Bandwidth management is a tool that allows you to create local network traffic by curbing the expansion of the link by users notoriously downloading huge amounts of data from the Internet. Thus, it is possible to prevent one user from using all the available bandwidth.
VPN
VPN, as the name suggests, uses the Internet to create a Virtual Private Network. Two distant sides, let's say your offices in Poznań and Warsaw can transfer data between them as if they were on the same network, and in fact, the data does go over the Internet. Using a system known as tunneling, the device at each end encrypts and transmits all data destined for the remote side. All computers still operate on their private subnets, which are behind the firewall. These computers still cannot be reached from the outside world, except for the VPN tunnel, which only has two ends - one in the office and the other in a remote office.
Wireless network (WiFi)
Wireless LAN, or "WiFi" as is well known, is ubiquitous. It is used daily by smartphones, laptops, tablets and even home multimedia such as smart TVs, audio systems and game consoles.
Central AP management
Wireless LAN provides convenience, flexibility, and freedom, but with today's widespread and heavy use, it becomes more and more important to control, monitor, and maintain their performance, performance, and security.
