For a CISCO product that has words VPN and router in the name - lacking a few features, namely flexibility in the IPSEC site-to-site VPN setup, ability to create a NAT between IPSEC VPN networks, etc

Very good for small and medium businesses that want an on site, well featured router.

Nice feature rich router.

Although the ASA5510 was a little over kill, it had enough feature to make them worth while as the 5505 had too few features such as

Great feature set, pretty good administrative GUI.

Tons of features sturdy chassis.

Overall I would give this router a rating of 5 for its aesthetics value and outstanding performance/security features that it brings to this business segment at its current feature-to-cost ratio.

The device is easy to configure, I love the vpn feature

It is performing far better than the PIX did by a long shot, and did I mention, no CLI?Having gotten the office connected again, I moved on to other cool features.

This router is fraught with problems:Poor throughputBuggy QoS system (IP's that I band limited were using above their limits according to Wireshark)Only 2 priorities on QoS (this is not fine grained enough for most enterprise use)Access rules that straight don't work (IP's that I banned were still communicating with my network according to Wireshark)It does have some good feature

It packs powerful features that can significantly improve security of data in transit

Great features if they worked

Fast and secure as I use a logger on the output to initially see what gets through and