[c-nsp] Firewall/UTM

[Eugeniu Patrascu]

These are specs for a Fortinet firewall. Are you sure you're not trying to
find out the exact model ? :)


On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 7:13 PM, madunix at gmail.com <madunix at gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear Experts,
>
> I am in the process to acquire and implement network infrastructure
> solution by upgrading the Firewall/UTM with a very high forwarding rate
> firewall at least 40Gbps, by using the following (TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION)
>
>
> Data Center Firewalls/UTM
> 1. Frewall throughput minimum 40Gbps.
> 2. VPN throughput 17Gbps
> 3. Support up to 6 million concurrent sessions.
> 4. Support up to 2000 IPSec VPN peers.
> 5. At least 2x10GE SFP+ ports and 12x 10/100/1000 RJ45
> 6. Must support VPN clustering and load balancing
> 7. Support Active/Active and Active/Standby HA
> 8. Power supply redundancy.
> 9. Must support IPS
> 10. Integrated IPS throughput should not be less than 6Gbps
> 11. Firewall system must be able to provide stateful inspection
> capabilities
> 12. Firewall system must be able to support Network Address Translations
> (NAT)
> 13. Firewall system must be capable of supporting the following management
> methods:
> a. WebUI (HTTP and HTTPS)
> b. Command line interface (console)
> c. Command line interface (telnet)
> d. Command line interface (SSH)
> e. Centralized Management Solution.
> 14. Firewall system must be capable of preventing Denial of Service
> attacks.
> 15. Must Support Virtual domains / Security zones Min. 10/250
> 16. Must Support DLP
> 17. Must Support Web Filtering / Content Filtering
> 18. Anti (Virus, Spams, Malware, Spyware)
> 19. Logging management capability
> 20. Load balancing capability
> 21. System must support SNMP (v 1,2,3).
> 22. Internal storage Min. 60GB
>
> The above spec could apply to juniper, cisco, hp, xtreme ...etc, any
> recommendation should I add/adjust to my  TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.
>
> -mad
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