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| The Network Box E-1000 is the world?s first 64bit UTM+ system, and is uncompromisingly designed to protect Enterprises. The installed operating system is entirely 64bit, as are the core Network Box software components. This allows for significantly improved operational efficiencies, as well as increased outright performance gains throughout the entire system. High quality server grade components are used throughout the ?E? range, in keeping with their intended usage. Examples include: AMD Opteron 64bit CPU, industrial flash drive, high performance ECC RAM, RAID-1 mirrored SCSI hard disk drives and dual hot swap high performance power supplies. Network port configurations can be customized on this model, including Gigabit TX, SX and LX ports, to suit individual client requirements. |
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| TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS |
| AMD Opteron 250 |
| 2GB ECC |
| 1GB (SS HDD) |
| 2 x 72GB (SCSI) |
| 1 x 10/100 TX / 2 x 10/100/1000 TX |
| None |
| 4 Slots for Additional
Network Port Modules |
| SECURITY
FUNCTIONS |
| Packet Filtering,
Stateful Packet Inspection, Proxy |
| Zero Latency, Multi-Level,
Tightly Integrated with Firewall |
| IPSEC, L2TP, PPTP,
GRE, SSL |
| DES, 3DES, AES, CAST,
Blowfish, Serpent, Twofish |
| SMTP, POP3, IMAP4,
FTP, HTTP |
| SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 |
| HTTP, HTTPS, FTP,
GOPHER, WAIS |
| KEY
BENCHMARKS |
| 729 - 2800 Mbps |
| 394 Mbps (AES 256bit) |
| 222 Mbps (AES 256bit) |
| 27,500 - 88,000
messages per hour (UTM+) |
| 169 - 172 requests
per second (UTM+) |
| PHYSICAL
DIMENSIONS |
| 9cm (h) x 66cm (d)
x 43cm (w) |
| 24 kg |
| Benchmarking is performed with representative data, on a function by function basis. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Network Box can not be held accountable for any unintentional typographical errors. Actual models may differ in appearance to the illustrations and photographs provided. Copyright Network Box Corporation Limited 2006. |
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Network Security is a Service, not simply Hardware
Network Security is an ongoing process, twenty-four hours a day, three hundred and sixty five days a year. Crackers, computer viruses, worms, backdoors and SPAM email all threaten network systems on a second-by-second basis. Any computer network security system that is not constantly up-to-date is almost no security at all. And up-to-date is not simply installing anti-virus signatures, but also finding out which newly discovered system vulnerabilities need to be fixed, downloading, fully testing, and finally installing the required security patches.
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