Gateway/controller Lancom Systems 1800VA 10 100 1000 Mbit/s sort

The LANCOM 1800VA SD-WAN gateway with integrated VDSL modem provides a compact, enterprise-grade solution for networking small and medium-sized businesses and branch offices. It supports fiber-optic connections, offers five integrated IPSec VPN channels (expandable up to 25 via a license), and can be centrally managed through the LANCOM Management Cloud (LMC) to automate rollout, monitoring, and configuration of distributed sites and endpoints.

Advantages

The device combines SD-WAN features such as Auto‑VPN, High Scalability VPN (HSVPN), Advanced Mesh VPN, Dynamic Path Selection and Dynamic Traffic Steering to optimize performance and resilience across multiple WAN links with active/active load balancing. Built‑in security includes a stateful inspection firewall with intrusion prevention and denial‑of‑service protection, plus logical network segmentation via ARF and VLAN. The housing supports table, rack and wall mounting and is produced locally to reduce procurement distance and CO2 emissions.

Suitable for

• Branch offices and remote sites requiring secure site-to-site connectivity
• Small and medium-sized businesses needing centralized SD-WAN management
• Environments with mixed WAN links (VDSL, fiber) and load-balancing needs
• Deployments requiring segmented networks with ARF/VLAN and firewall inspection
• Networks that must scale VPN capacity over time without replacing hardware

Key specifications

• Model: LANCOM 1800VA (MPN 62148, EAN 4044144621482)
• WAN interfaces: integrated VDSL modem; optional fiber uplink supported
• LAN: 5 x Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45)
• Integrated IPSec VPN channels: 5 (upgradeable to 25 via LANCOM VPN Option)
• Security: stateful inspection firewall, intrusion prevention, DoS protection, ARF, VLAN
• Management: LANCOM Management Cloud (LMC), Auto‑VPN, SNMP support
• Physical: color: black; weight: 0.715 kg; table, rack and wall mounting options

How to use

Install the LANCOM 1800VA in an appropriate location using table, rack or wall mounting. Connect the VDSL line or fiber uplink and the LAN ports to your local network. Enroll the device in the LANCOM Management Cloud to provision Auto‑VPN and apply centralized configuration templates, firmware updates and monitoring. Configure IPSec VPNs for remote users and branch connections, define ARF/VLAN segments to separate user groups and services, and tune Dynamic Traffic Steering and path selection policies to prioritize critical applications.

Recommendations

Register the device in the LANCOM Management Cloud for automated site rollout and monitoring. Purchase the LANCOM VPN Option if you expect to scale beyond five concurrent IPSec channels. Use VLAN and ARF segmentation alongside the inspection firewall to limit lateral exposure in case of compromise, and enable Dynamic Path Selection to ensure optimal application routing across multiple WAN links.