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The Vigor3300V+ series serve as multi WAN solutions and professional VPN gateway to take care of SMB/s HQ and remote sites at the same time.

For HQ/Main office:
With four WAN/DMZ ports configurable as either an Internet-facing WAN interface or as a LAN-facing physical DMZ, the combination of WAN interface ports allow you to use multiple Internet connections to provide greater total bandwidth capacity or fault-tolerance.

For remote sites:
Employees in remote sites need to have a VPN connection to their HQ to execute their daily job. Most single telecommuters can use the VPN capabilities embedded inside iPhone/PC/notebook. The branch offices/small offices can make use of other Vigor routers (or other brand VPN) for the VPN termination.

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VLAN & Multiple LAN subnets
The Vigor3300V+ provides Ethernet port based VLANs, where each of the four LAN (RJ45/Ethernet) ports can be defined into distinct or common groups-i.e. isolated or joined to each other. That would provide SMB with the flexibility to either secure corporate confidential data or escalate information sharing between teams/Depts. Moreover, the Vigor3300V+ supports up to four independent LAN-side private IP subnets, with the Vigor providing each with its own DHCP server.

Load balancing
Vigor3300V+ distributes WAN traffic requests evenly in basic load-balancing mode. Two LAN users can download at 256Kb/s simultaneously if you have two 256Kb/s feeds. You can select traffic preferences for the load balancing, selecting specific Internet feeds for choosing types of traffic (e.g. VPN, VoIP), by source/destination IP address or UDP/TCP port ranges.

Backup
Vigor3300V+ can intelligently switch to secondary/backup Internet feed to maintain SMB's productivity once the primary Internet feed drops. The WAN ports of Vigor3300V+ can also be configured to back up the primary Internet feed and only activate while the primary Internet feed drops. The backup WAN port will go idle again once the primary Internet feed is restored.

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Bandwidth Management & QoS
The administrators can set Quality of Service (QoS) preferences to utilize bandwidth efficiently for essential applications.

For example, the Vigor3300V+ grants highest priority to Voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony so that VoIP calls can be made with crystal-clear quality. In contrast, administrators set a maximum percentage of your bandwidth for P2P(e.g. movie downloading) or FTP downloads for remaining your valuable bandwidth.

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Security without compromise
The enterprise-level CSM (Content Security Management) embedded in Vigor3300V+ enables users to control and manage IM (Instant Messenger) and P2P(Peer to Peer) applications more efficiently. The CSM hence prevents inappropriate content from distracting employees and impeding productivity. Furthermore, the CSM can keep office networks threat-free and available. With CSM, you can protect confidential and essential data from modification or theft.

The Vigor3300V+ series features high-security firewall options with both IP-layer and content based protection. The DoS/DDoS prevention and URL/Web content filter strengthen the security outside and inside the network.

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High user-friendliness and efficiency
Its well-structured Web User Interface offers user-friendly configuration and makes the network administrator job become an easy task, For instance, the WUI provides IP layer QoS(Quality of Service) and NAT session/bandwidth management to help users control and allocate the bandwidth on networks.

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More extendability
The Vigor3300V+ can establish VPN tunnels across the public Internet. The tunnels can be to remote networks, or from a single dial-in telecommuter, needing to access your headquarters' LAN where a DrayTek Vigor3300V+ is installed.

With a dedicated VPN co-processor, the hardware encryption of AES/DES/3DES and hardware key hash of SHA-1/MD5 are seamlessly handled, thus maintaining maximum router performance. For remote tele-workers and inter-office links, the Vigor3300V+ supports up to 200 simultaneous VPN tunnels (such as IPSec/PPTP/L2TP protocols)