Omada Multi-Gigabit VPN Gateway, two 2.5G ports, ER707-M2

When my ER505 failed, I upgraded to the ER707-M2 to have the 2.5 Gbps uplink to the modem. I needed some help from tech support to get this working, but the bottom line is this:Ports 1 and 3 are by default WAN ports. If you do some minimal configuration before adopting and provisioning the ER707-M2 AND configure port 3 as LAN, provisioning resets port 3 from LAN to WAN. If your OC200 or OC300 is on a switch connected to Port 3, the network appears to have failed the provisioning and is anything on the switch for port 3 is non functional.Other than that, my network is running great again.

Easy setup

Pretty good router. Speeds are good, but IPS/IDS slow

With one 2.5Gbps connected to my cable modem and the other 2.5Gbps connected to a 2.5Gbps Ethernet switch, my PCs connected with a 2.5Gbps Network Interface Card (NIC) are getting more than 1Gbps down on Internet speeds tests.

Biggest issue is even when you set a dhcp reservation and the lease time shows 'permanent' it still randomly assigns the devices a new IP address. This is somewhat annoying to come back in on a Monday and find over the weekend several cameras or a hosts are inaccessible because it changed their IP address even though they had been assigned. This is something even a $60 home wifi/router can do without any problems and certainly needs to work right on a entry level business router.Then on one page to set a ACL or access control to permit/deny access between Lan1, Vlan 20, etc... the add button does not work, it does nothing on Chrome. I had to go back and use Edge in IE mode then it worked. I think this will be a solid router once they get a few more updates out for it.But the speed is great we are getting 2140 down and 42 up on our 2Gig / 40 internet. File transfers get around 280MB/second. However it only has 2 2.5gb ports so you certainly will want to pick up a cheap 2.5gb switch to go with it. The SPF port says it's only 1gb so it's not much use, they should have put on an SPF+ port to plug into a multi gig switch.