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A wired VPN router with up to four Gigabit WAN ports, SPI firewall, load balancing, and Omada SDN integration
The TP-Link ER605 is a wired VPN router built for small and medium businesses that require reliable multi-WAN connectivity. It provides up to four Gigabit WAN ports for load balancing and failover, along with an SPI firewall for network protection. Integration with Omada SDN allows centralised management across compatible devices.
This router suits administrators who need hardware-based VPN termination and multiple internet links without wireless capability. Buyers who require built-in Wi-Fi access, PoE ports, or a higher WAN port count should consider other models.
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The ER605 provides up to four Gigabit WAN ports, so you can connect multiple ISP lines for failover or load balancing in a single unit.
The built-in SPI firewall inspects packets on every active WAN connection, giving consistent protection regardless of which port handles the traffic.
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