Minimum hardware for VPDN scenario (LAC&LNS)

Hi,
I've need help with hardware platform selection for vpdn scenario. This deployment will serve up to 20 users max. Can anyone say me which is the minimum router platform and IOS version to use for LAC? And for LNS?
Thank you.
Best regards.

Hi Ciscomax,
Thaks for your reply.
Estimated throughput may be up to 100/10Mb. This is the wan access provided by our ISP.
I think that 28xx/29xx routers are more than I need. These platforms are running as LNS for more than 100 users in another site.
I want to know if anyone is using any 800/1900 series router for LNS. And what about the IOS version, will sec/k9 needed?
Best regards.

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