Router VPN vs Windows VPN

I have been looking at the Windows SBS2K3 VPN and comparing it to other VPN
options such as Netgear's FVS318 VPN router. I was wondering what
experiences you have had with VPN's. When connecting two stationary sites
with a VPN is it better to use a Windows VPN or a router-to-router VPN?
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Regards,
Curtis, MCSA

Landis Computer


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