The router just randomly "loses" the credentials.

This router has serious issues

Where is the Linksys that used to make good products?A spare router I had from back in the

Still working with Linksys as to why these routers are having the problem.

Would definitely reccomend to anyone in the market for a good quality small business VPN router

Good advanced home router and small business router, but it does have some quirks.

I bought this router after my ISP bumped my cable

perfect router for my installation

This is a unique product because it is the only business VPN that uses the open source DD-WRT firmware for OpenVPN, in a standalone unit (without having to get one of the fancy WiFi routers with the WiFi features that may not be appropriate for your network).

Very nice, simple, Dual WAN router.

The router supports 45 clients connecting via IPSec and an additional five connecting via OpenVPN

Router failed to handle multiple VLANs correctly

A Great router, make sure you have updated to the most current firmware before you start setting it up.

In short this is a solid router for offices looking for ways to lock down exterior access to all but trusted clients

But other than that, this is a top notch router

Even with the slow web interface, it's a good, low-cost router for home and even some small business use

Great VPN router that is capable of handling the higher speeds of modern cable Internet connections

Overall, this is a great VPN router and I still recommend it

Linksys makes far better "consumer class" routers and should perhaps stick to that product line

I used this to replace a cheap wireless router we were using only to obtain a static IP to access our in house server from the web

I have not heard of any issue since the deployment, so I would recommend this product to anyone who needs a reliable business router with remote access capability

This router has met and exceeded my expectations.

The LRT214 has the look and feel of a computer science senior project - not a professional, mainstream, robust "business class" router.

The old router died and this has taken over

For my needed this is the best Router

I hesitated a bit, buying this quit expensive router

but I don't know of a cheaper dual WAN router other than the EDIMAX brands and older Cisco and Draytek models

However, this router has frozen up, lost its settings, and required multiple reboots just to keep it working

The router hangs intermittently so that only a reboot

better!In my search of a good and stable router-only I only found the cisco rv180 and the linksys lrt214/224.Having some unstability issues with linksys in the

After a few months of use, while Internet/network speeds have been good, overall this is proving to be a very frustrating router

I wanted to like this router

(having only one NAS, one printer and one server in tha house).Linksys/Belkin sells this quit expensive router in the small office range and this is where I am truly disappointed of Linksys/Belkin

Then one day I reset the router and the DMZ port died.

The router comes equipped for what most offices will already have established but it supports more advanced routing configurations too

This has got to be the worst router Linksys has ever made and definitely the worst attempt by LinkSys to enter the "Business Class" router market.