ZyXEL ZyWALL USG20 Internet Security Firewall with 4 Gigabit LAN/DMZ Ports, 2 IPSec VPN, SSL VPN, and 3G WAN Support


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Product Details

  • Bandwidth operation for traffic prioritization for VoIP or mission critical applications.
  • Consumer-aware policy engine can set bandwith or network access based on user login.
  • Thorough threat protection with firewall, VPN and content filtering.

Sonicwall 2040 Firewall VPN Appliance Overheating?

This is a worry test of one of the worst firewalls out there. Nice Sparkle Power power supply.


What is the best spam firewall appliance?

Jul 04, 2007 by fredlesk | Posted in Security

Looking into the Barracuda 300. I calling for a company with about 120 employees. Not really expanding too much in the next few years.

Appliance....Use software.

slvrfx24 | Jul 04, 2007

Is a multifunction firewall appliance better than using individual components to protect a network? Why?

Jan 21, 2006 by patrick_a_gillilan | Posted in Security


They are not mutually select. All organizations should have external firewalls, those should be backed by departmental firewalls, and those should be backed by firewalls on individual hosts. Layered safe keeping is a time-tested and well proven model. Never put all of your information security eggs in one basket.

JRavey | Feb 04, 7023

Recommend to me a firewall appliance for a VPN between two locations.?

Jun 27, 2007 by snoogit | Posted in Computer Networking

My workplace is looking at adding a diverge office, and we need to set-up a VPN between the two locations. I have nailed down how we are going to accomplish the Internet portion of the VPN, I just dire to know what firewall appliance to use.

I've looked at the ZyWall 2 Plus from Zyxel, the Sonicwall TZ150 from SonicWall, and the NETGEAR FVS124G.

The Division will only have at most 4 PCs, and 2 POS Systems needed to connect to the base network. It's also going to be used as a training center, but the erudition stations don't need to be on the VPN.
I work for a non-profit organization, so costs are a big issue as well.
We are also running SBS 2003 at both sites, although this purposes doesn't mean much. just an FYI I suppose

I've worked with the Sonicwalls before, and they are a regain control of oneself to setup. I've found two bad units out of five at one company...so beware of that. Their tech support for the lower level appliances is terrible; so buy the upper line and get USA tech support.

I've just started to use Zyxel appliances, and am very thrilled so far. First one went bad after a month...second one working OK. Good tech support depending on who you get.

With what I've seen so far, I'd counsel the Zyxel. Fast, easy to setup, and above average tech support.

guitarslinger_67 | Jun 27, 2007
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