hi,
Yes, the SG575 does support DynDNS. I assume that what you mean by
support dynamic DNS is that DynDNS clients are available on the
firewall for you to connect to your DynDNS service provider. SG575 do
have the built-in SynDNS client which support a number of DynDNS
service. The VPN functionality covers support for IPSEC, L2TP and
PPTP. All the DynDNS and VPN configuration can be easily done from the
web GUI.
The only drawback which most SG575 users feel is the
iptables(firewall) logs. To normal user, especially those who are not
familiar with iptables, the logs are not very user friendly and
difficult to configure.
regards,
Rick
On 4/13/05, Daniel Kirschsieper <d.kirschsieper@log-it-gmbh.de> wrote:
Hi everyone,
one of my customers needs a firewall with VPN but they do not have a static
IP-Address with their internet connection and I doubt they are willing to pay
getting one. So I am looking for a small device, maybe with DMZ port, that
supports DynDNS.
My favourite one, esp. because of the price, is a Cyberguard SG570 (former
Snapgear) but I am not sure if it provides DynDNS functionality. The other
option I have explored so far is a Netscreen device.
So does anyone of you know if these firewalls support DynDNS and if not, do
you have any other suggestions?
TIA,
Daniel
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