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[YMMV, AC] $79.98 | TP-Link Festa FR307-M2 | Multi-Gigabit VPN Wired Router Gateway at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has TP-Link Festa FR307-M2 | Multi-Gigabit VPN Wired Router Gateway for $99.98 - $20.00 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $79.98.
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$120.01 lower (60% savings) than the list price of $199.99
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[Regional/MidAtlantic] Coupon price $79.98 (check and activate [amazon.com])

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Model: TP-Link Festa FR307-M2 | Multi-Gigabit VPN Wired Router Gateway | 2 * 2.5G+5*Gigabit+1*USB WAN | Self-Organizing Network | Free Cloud | Load Balance | IPSec/PPTP/L2TP/OpenVPN | Does not Work w/Omada

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Today 01:47 PM
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mkm85Today 01:47 PM
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Sorry for the newbie question.
If I replace my regular Ethernet switch with this VPN gateway, do I still need to subscribe to a service like NordVPN?

I don't necessarily need to hide my IP address, but I want my data to be protected.
I'm having trouble understanding how the gateway works without an external provider.
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Today 01:50 PM
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p3dalToday 01:50 PM
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How does this compare to something like a pfsense box?
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SergeyS3233Today 02:14 PM
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good deal.
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SlickClub9184Today 02:22 PM
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Shows $100 for me, no coupon 😔
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punkdigeratiToday 02:24 PM
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Quote from mkm85 :
Sorry for the newbie question.
If I replace my regular Ethernet switch with this VPN gateway, do I still need to subscribe to a service like NordVPN?

I don't necessarily need to hide my IP address, but I want my data to be protected.
I'm having trouble understanding how the gateway works without an external provider.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vir...te_network
The term VPN has been popularized to mean using a proxy server to access the Internet through an encrypted tunnel, especially from paid services, but it's actually just the way to connect two separate computer networks together securely. This device has the ability to help create those connections, including to such proxy services, but is more aimed at businesses/organizations to facilitate their users being able to access their systems remotely, or connect two separate locations so they act as if on the same network.
This isn't a replacement for a service such as NordVPN, it's a router, it sits between your Internet service provider (ISP) and the rest of your network and provides a number of services for your network. While it technically has an Ethernet switch in it, it's way overkill and would be wasted as a replacement for your switch.
Something like this might be a way to help protect your network, but it's likely a bit complicated for the first dip into the area. Maybe start by logging into your existing router and seeing what kind of features it has and if playing around with that kind of thing is of interest to you.

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