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The Network Box M-380 is the flagship of the ?M? series, and is designed to protect medium-sized organizations which require high performance. As standard, the Network Box M-380 includes four independent Gigabit network ports; however this model can be expanded to eight independent Gigabit ports at any time, using an optionally available module.
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| NETWORK
BOX |
| Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz |
| 32bit |
4 x 10/100/1000 TX
Upgradeable: 8 ports |
| 1GB (Industrial Compact Flash) |
| 1GB |
| 1 x 80GB (SATA) |
| Viruses, e-mail, hacking,
Denial of Service, software vulnerabilities, SPAM,
company policy violations |
| Requires 1 public
IP address (static or dynamic IPv4) for upstream
connection, additional required for high availability |
| LCD (Liquid Crystal
Display) with built-in 4-key keypad for easy operator
control |
| Per Box |
| 110volt-60Hz / 240volt-50Hz
[Single Power Supply] |
| 14 kg |
| 1U (4.5cm x 50cm x
43cm) |
| FIREWALL |
| Yes - filtering by
protocol, source, destination (address and/or port)
and interface |
| Yes - connection tracking
and filtering by invalid, established, new, and
related states |
| Yes - security-hardened
ARP, DHCP, NTP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, GOPHER, SMTP,
POP3 and IMAP4 |
| Yes - filters configurable
on data stream |
| Yes - both source
(connection sharing) and destination (call/port
forwarding) |
| Yes - both incoming
(via call forwarding/routing) and outgoing (multiple
gateways) |
| Static (recommended),
RIP, HELLO, OSPF, IS-IS, EGP, BGP |
| Blackhole (silently
drop), reject (with correct protocol response),
or blacklist (drop further traffic) |
| Both inbound and outbound
protection against network address spoofing |
| ARP, ICMP, IPv4, IPv6 |
| Unlimited |
| 262,144 |
| 1,048,576 |
| 2,100 Mbps |
| IDS
/ IDP |
| Zero latency, hybrid,
multi-level, tightly integrated with firewall |
| Active (blocks network
traffic) and/or passive (logs intrusion attempts) |
| Real time (on demand),
and periodic (summary) by SMTP e-mail |
| ICMP/IP, Denial of
Service (DoS), portscans, protocol level, application
level |
| Depends on configuration,
but normally in excess of 2,500 (IDS) / 350 (IDP) |
| VPN |
| IPSEC, L2TP, PPTP,
GRE, SSL |
| DES, 3DES, AES, CAST,
Blowfish, Serpent, Twofish |
| MD5, SHA1, SHA2 |
| 168 / 192bit DES,
128 / 256bit AES, 256 / 512bit SHA2, 2048+bit RSA |
| 200 Mbps (AES 256bit) |
| 110 Mbps (AES 256bit) |
| 10,000 tested |
| Site-to-Site, Site-to-Remote,
Site-to-Roadwarrior |
| Not Required |
| ANTI-VIRUS
/ ANTI-SPYWARE |
| SMTP, POP3, IMAP4,
FTP, HTTP |
| Configurable,
but at least 100Mbytes |
| Protects LAN segment(s)
and DMZ segment(s) |
| MIME, uuencode, Base64,
text |
| Heuristic and signature-based
engines, including Kaspersky Laboratories and optionally
CLAM (Over 275,000 signatures) |
| 66,500 - 130,500 messages
per hour (AV+) |
| ANTI-SPAM
/ ANTI-PHISHING |
| SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 |
| Configurable, but
at least 100Mbytes |
| MIME, uuencode, Base64,
text |
| Scoring, Header-Insertion,
Subject-Marking, Forwarding, Drop1, Redirect1
and Quarantine1 |
| Heuristic, signature,
RBL and Bayesian state-of-the-art SPAM engines (Over
750,000 signatures) |
| 22,000 - 70,000 messages
per hour (UTM+) |
| Yes |
| CONTENT
FILTERING |
| HTTP, HTTPS, FTP,
GOPHER, WAIS |
| Authenticated user/source
IP address |
| Source user, Method,
Category, Schedule |
| Multiple schedules
by time of day/day of week across different users/groups
of users |
| 1.5 billion web pages,
categorised into 54 categories, collected from 192
countries, in 70 different languages |
| Both, selectable for
individual users/groups |
| 78 - 79 requests per
second |
| Flexible, drill-down,
"slice and dice" by IP, user, site, category, date,
time, cache status |
| SERVICE |
| Network Box is fully
and individually configured according to the customer's
requirements |
| Periodic verification
of system integrity and configuration |
| Active and passive
monitoring of environment, hardware, O/S, key subsystems,
configuration and performance |
| Delivered on an as-available
basis, pushed to Network Box systems from a worldwide
network of NOCs |
| Just-in-time release
of latest threat signatures for protection from
blended threats |
| 8x5 or 24x7 access
to help desk as per Service Level Agreement (SLA) |
| Real time (on demand),
and periodic PDF (summary) via SMTP e-mail |
| Included with managed
service |
| Full configuration
back-up maintained at managing Network Box NOC(s) |
| Built into Network
Box Graphical User Interface Version 3, using AJAX
technology |
1 Anti-Spam actions Drop, Redirect
and Quarantine are not support for POP3 and IMAP4
protocols.
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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"When you are connected to the Internet, it is easy to forget that the Internet is connected to you"
The Network Box anti-virus email gateway is kept up-to-date with the very latest anti-virus signatures around the clock. An out of date network security system is a vulnerable network security system.
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