User Manual

Linksys Business Gigabit VPN Routers
The Linksys LRT series integrates Gigabit firewall, site-
to-site VPN, and various remote access VPN technologies
into a single box. With two models to choose from, Linksys
Business Gigabit VPN Routers provide secure and reliable
network service for employees whether they’re at the office
or on the road.
Key Features
and Benefits
• Gigabit Ethernet ports
• Up to 50 IPsec tunnels (for site-to-site and
client-to-site VPN) and five OpenVPN
tunnels for iOS and Android users
• 900 Mbps firewall and 110 Mbps IPsec
throughputs
• Feature-rich to meet a wide range of
business network requirements
• The Dual-WAN model (LRT224) supports
load balancing and WAN failover for highly
reliable Internet connectivity
Business Gigabit VPN
Router (LRT214)
Business Dual WAN
Gigabit VPN Router (LRT224)
Open VPN Server Support
Linksys Business Gigabit VPN Routers allow OpenVPN clients running on employees’ laptops,
smartphones, and tablets to connect to the offices using two-factor authentication.
Integrated Firewall
The LRT series supports URL filtering and access rules that allow administrators to further regulate the
traffic within the business network based on the services (i.e., TCP/UDP ports) and source/destination IP
addresses.
802.1q VLAN Tagging
Linksys VPN routers keep resources in different SSIDs/VLANs separated, while allowing specified traffic
to traverse between VLANs with inter-VLAN routing.
IPv6 Transition
Linksys VPN routers support transition technologies such as dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 to ensure
compatibility as service providers upgrade their systems.
Intuitive Web Administrative Interface
Easy to set up and easy to use, the intuitive admin interface allows small business owners to deploy and
manage the routers without professional IT staff onsite.
Dual-WAN Load Balancing and WAN Failover
The Dual-WAN model (LRT224) can aggregate the bandwidths of both WAN connections to achieve a
higher Internet bandwidth than a single WAN connection can provide, and WAN Failover allows network
operations to continue if one WAN Internet connection fails.