PALO ALTO NETWORKS PA-2050 ENTERPRISE SECURITY FIREWALL w/HDD 16-PORT GIGABIT For Sale

PALO ALTO NETWORKS PA-2050 ENTERPRISE SECURITY FIREWALL w/HDD 16-PORT GIGABIT
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PALO ALTO NETWORKS PA-2050 ENTERPRISE SECURITY FIREWALL w/HDD 16-PORT GIGABIT:
$185.00

This is listing is for a PALO ALTO NETWORKS FIREWALL - Part Number PA-2050.

160GB HDD is included with the OS installed (reset to default admin login so you an get into web management or ssh console via Ethernet cable directly to MGT port). OS version 6.0.10 installed

Here are the specifics:

• Pre-Owned, pulled from working environment

• Unit power-on and management interface tested
• 160 GB HDD w/OS version 6.0.10 OS installed
• Includes power cable


• Manufacturer - Palo Alto
 Networks
• Model - PA-2050
• 16 gigabit 10/100/1000 ports (RJ-45)

• 4 SFP optical gigabit ports

• 1 Gbps firewall throughput (App-ID enabled1)

• 500 Mbps threat prevention throughput

• 300 Mbps IPSec VPN throughput

• 250,000 max sessions

• 15,000 new sessions per second

• 2,000 IPSec VPN tunnels/tunnel interfaces

• 1,000 SSL VPN Users

• 10 virtual routers

• 1/6* virtual systems (base/max2)

• 40 security zones

• 5,000 max number of policies


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