Palo Alto PA-200 firewall with power supply For Sale

Palo Alto PA-200 firewall with power supply
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Palo Alto PA-200 firewall with power supply:
$172.50

Slightly used PA-200 firewall with power cord. Item no longer required in our infrastructure architecture. Manual can be downloaded from web. Description below from Palo Alto website...

The PA-200 next-generation firewall prevents threats and safely enables applications. Ideal for small organizations or branch offices, the PA-200 form factor is sized for desktop deployments and is based on the same architectural foundation as all of our next-generation firewalls.

The PA-200 enables you to secure your organization through advanced visibility and control of applications, users, and content at throughput speeds of up to 100 Mbps. Dedicated computing resources assigned to networking, security, signature matching, and management functions ensure predictable performance.

  • 100 Mbps firewall throughput (App-ID enabled1)
  • 50 Mbps threat prevention throughput
  • 50 Mbps IPSec VPN throughput
  • 64,000 max sessions
  • 1,000 new sessions per second
  • 25 IPSec VPN tunnels/tunnel interfaces
  • 25 SSL VPN Users
  • 10 security zones
  • 250 max number of policies


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