TP-Link SafeStream TL-ER7206

Omada Gigabit VPN Router

• Integrated into Omada SDN: Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP)** Centralized Cloud Management and Intelligent Monitoring.
• Centralized Management: Cloud access and Omada app for ultra convenience and easy management.
• Gigabit Ports: 1 gigabit SFP and 5 gigabit RJ45 ports provide high-speed wired connectivity.
• Up to 4 WAN Ports: 1 gigabit SFP WAN port 1 gigabit RJ45 WAN port 2 gigabit WAN/LAN ports optimize bandwidth usage.
• Highly Secure VPN: Supports up to 100× LAN-to-LAN IPsec 50× OpenVPN* 50× L2TP and 50× PPTP VPN connections.
• Abundant Security Features: Advanced firewall policies DoS defenseIP/MAC/URL filtering and more security functions protect your network and data.

As the gateway that seamlessly integrates into the Omada Software Defined Networking (SDN) platform ER7206 allows for remote and centralized management anywhere anytime. Standalone management via the Web UI or app is also available to maximize convenience.
One gigabit SFP WAN port one gigabit RJ45 WAN port and two freely interchangeable WAN/LAN ports allow the router to support up to four WAN ports to satisfy various internet access requirements through one device. The multi-WAN Load Balancing function distributes data streams according to the bandwidth proportion of every WAN port to raise the utilization rate of multi-line broadband.
ER7206 supports IPSec/PPTP/L2TP VPN over IPSec/SSL protocols. With a powerful hardware design the router supports and manages up to 100× LAN-to-LAN IPSec 50× OpenVPN* 50× L2TP and 50× PPTP VPN connections. One-click auto IPSec VPN* greatly simplifies VPN configuration and facilitates network management and deployment while also securing and encrypting private site-to-site data communications traveling over the internet.
Standardize users’ online behavior and easily specify the internet access rights and strategies of employee via IP/MAC/URL Filtering and Access Control List (ACL). Captive Portal authentication facilitates network resource control by capturing authenticating and classifying user access. Appropriate network resources can also be allocated for particular users or guests.