To the best of my knowledge, UTM and SG models as VPN option but as an alternative you may flashing the router by DD-WRT firmware. DD-WRT is a free open source project aimed at developing a Linux based firmware solution that removes the restrictions placed on routers by their default programming. Fortunately, it has the option of selecting different VPN configurations like: PPTP, L2TP or OpenVPN and Once configured, users on the network don’t need to enter a log in process when they need to activate the VPN. It just starts automatically, so any device connects automatically and easily, giving you all the benefits of using a reliable VPN service.
In order to check whether your router is DD-WRT supported or not, please check your router here : Router Database | www.dd-wrt.com
And here is a configuration guide that will give you better idea of how you can config it on your router.
To the best of my knowledge, UTM and SG models as VPN option but as an alternative you may flashing the router by DD-WRT firmware. DD-WRT is a free open source project aimed at developing a Linux based firmware solution that removes the restrictions placed on routers by their default programming. Fortunately, it has the option of selecting different VPN configurations like: PPTP, L2TP or OpenVPN and Once configured, users on the network don’t need to enter a log in process when they need to activate the VPN. It just starts automatically, so any device connects automatically and easily, giving you all the benefits of using a reliable VPN service.
In order to check whether your router is DD-WRT supported or not, please check your router here : Router Database | www.dd-wrt.com
And here is a configuration guide that will give you better idea of how you can config it on your router.
Thx for your input. A shame you can not connect with UTM. I tried dd wrt and a standard router does not have enough computing power to sub-stain a fast openvpn connection.
I hope this option becomes available, i think i am not the only one who would like this option.
