Instant On - Wired

I purchased an SG2505P in good faith. I thought I was making a sound purchase, but now I've spent hours searching for two different things:

1. All the descriptions mention the throughput for IPsec VPN communication. Where can I find the option to create an IPsec VPN connection?

2. Many descriptions state that you can create static routes. Apparently, you have to activate "Advanced Mode" in the view. But this setting isn't there.

Am I missing something?

Conclusion:

Compared to all other gateways we know, the Aruba Instant On-Gateway is practically unusable. Even for the simplest small businesses.

We are very satisfied with the switches (1830, 1930, 1960) and the access points, but we're stuck with this one.

Have I just wasted over €500 and many hours?

Best regards

I am also using this device, and there is currently no option to configure IPsec VPN.

After the 3.3.2 update, the option to select IPsec VPN when creating a VPN was removed without clear explanation. Removing a core feature without proper notice or justification is unacceptable.

This raises serious concerns about the future of the product. It has been reported that the Instant On product line may be divested from Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which further increases uncertainty about continued software updates and feature support.

At this point, I have little confidence that anyone accountable will provide a clear and responsible response to this issue.

HPE just renamed the series HPE Instant On. If they're actually selling off this product line, they're being incredibly foolish, because it's from the generation of 3Com products they acquired back then, and it's been better than their own product lines for years.

The gateways are embarrassing, though. Even more embarrassing are the statements from pre-sales and after-sales.

When I asked about disposal, that was the only sensible answer I got.

Before that, they said, "It's a gateway, not a router." Apparently, it doesn't say that anywhere. When I gave examples, they suddenly had no clue.

The latest firmware update was also due to the major security vulnerability. The switches and access points, however, are really good. We almost exclusively use them now.