Cisco RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Router A God Send

February 2014

The New Cisco RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Router A God Send For SMB Looking For Lower TCO.

Cisco Systems, Inc in its continued efforts to make its product offerings attractive and affordable to a larger target market has been attempting to come up with solution sets catering to the small and the medium business sector. The recent launch of a new router under the brand name of “Cisco RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Router” is a direct result of such an initiative.

Cisco Systems has positioned this featured packed router as an all-in-one device designed specifically to meet the needs of the SMB enterprise. This router offers functionalities like scalable performance, dexterous flexibility and high availability, all enveloped in an unbreakable security blanket. Thanks to the research gone into the making of all these features available in a single router device, a growing enterprise using the RV325 router is assured of being equipped with a high performance oriented network which is fully geared to perform seamless load balancing.

Salient Features of Cisco RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Router

The RV325 come with inbuilt 14 port Ethernet switch and dual gigabit capacity WAN ports which allows the router to scale up for load balancing and offer a highly available network to accomplish business continuity. The router offers a security in the form of encryption for hardware components which are coupled with “stateful packet inspection (SPI) firewall” which has been the backbone of Cisco Systems security protocol. Topping off the features bucket is a device manager which comes with a preinstalled setup wizard. This device manager is intuitive and can be accessed via a internet browser thus offering network administrators option of remotely managing the network setup.

Cisco Systems believes that RV325 router is a High performance network device which is highly secure, flexible and easy to use device, hence making it a lot easier for small and medium sized companies to embrace it for meeting their network requirements.