Ubiquiti USG UniFi Security Gateway Enterprise Router 3 Giga Port VPN Firewall For Sale

Ubiquiti USG UniFi Security Gateway Enterprise Router 3 Giga Port VPN Firewall
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Ubiquiti USG UniFi Security Gateway Enterprise Router 3 Giga Port VPN Firewall:
$115.00

The UniFi Enterprise Gateway Router with Gigabit Ethernet from Ubiquiti Networks is designed to be implemented with compatible UniFi Enterprise Systems to provide routing and security to your local area network. With three Gigabit Ethernet ports and the ability to route up to 1 million packets per second this gateway is a versatile networking tool. Features such as an improved user experience and the ability to obtain an overview of your network allow you to manage nearly every aspect from mapping out subnets to provisioning additional UniFi devices. You can even create LAN & WLAN groups per UniFi device for greater control over large network deployments.
3 Gigabit Ethernet ports, CLI management for advanced users
1 million packets per second for 64-byte packets
3 Gbps total line rate for packets 512 bytes or larger
Integrated and managed with UniFi Controller v4.x
Secure off-site management and monitoring, Silent, fanless operation


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