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Question: Does this have a detailed user manual available? I could not find anything on the CISCO site beyond a brochure.
Document: The unit is unstable and regularly drops connections, both outgoing and port forwarded incoming. I find I have to regularly refresh pages to get all the graphics to appear, and visitors are complaining of 404 errors on our web site. The firmware release notes openly admit that several features do not work, and they have not worked since the device was released. I have performed several firmware upgrades and factory resets followed by manual (not using config backup file) configuration attempts, and none of them have resolved my problems.
Lots of things bothered me about the RV180 that I just returned. Mainly, I couldn't get the VPN to work. We have a site to site tunnel using 2 RV042s and one of them went bad. We replaced it that day with a Cisco RVS4000 because it was in stock at Microcenter and we couldn't find an RV042 locally. We got the tunnel up running and were also able to get the Client access working in fairly short order.
This is a great product. These routers are measurably faster then competing products and in many cases less expensive. They also have all of the features you would find in midsize class device at a very affordable price.The configuration screens are ok to work through, not particularly user friendly but take your time and read the instructions.
Good little router. Im using it for a small buisiness and a Point-to-Point VPN to our off-site location. It does a good job with the VPN and was very easy to setup. It has all the options you could want.Pros:Good priceSmall Form factorEasy setup (pretty much walks you through it)GIGABIT!Cons:Web administration interface can be slow at timesOnly 4 VLANs (not an issue for me but some people might think so)
LAN ports shut down. Tried to fix with cisco, no good. never thought I would have anything bad to say about cisco products, but this one is no good.
When the router reboots, it displays a page that says "router will be available in 180 seconds". And the 180 ticks down to zero before you can get back in. Really, 3 minutes to reboot?All in all, I had a very frustrating experience.
Perfect, easy to setup and configure.Set it behind my Airport extreme and both devices auto-configured themselves.Set up a quick VPN and port forwarding and had those up and running in a few minutes.I am recommending them to everyone I know, at around $125 how could you not get one?
After reading the reviews on this site I really hesitated to buy this unit. However, I had an RVL200 that was acting flakey and increasing unreliable. Yes, the GUI is slow and it does take forever to reboot. However, those are minor annoyances. Overall, the thing is reliable... operating in somewhat of a complex network.
I choose to not 1) surf through it and test elements and 2) start from scratch and build it from defaults to where I need it w one VPN.Good try, Cisco -- if I had not needed to change the config by removing one tunnel, this would have been a great value. It is too flakey for anything other than casual use or for testing.
I bought this in October 2013, and it worked flawlessly until April 2014.Now, bandwidth through the LAN ports are stuck at 8-9 mbps. Doing a factory reset didn't fix anything, swapping out the router for a different one works like a charm.Cisco's support website is very enterprise focused, and almost impossible to work with.
Answer: I believe it comes with a 'getting started guide' to help you access the web interface for setup. Out of the box it should do basic internet routing. Its not like a Cisco IOS based router that does nothing until programmed.