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  #1340017 9-Jul-2015 14:14
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Jax: Perhaps one of the new Sonicwall TZ series that have just come out - TZ300 would be minimum & supports up to 10 Site to site.
http://www.sonicwall.com/us/en/products/TZ-Series.html#tab=models

You mention going to UFB, so you don't want to cheap out on a gateway device that could potentially be a bottleneck for 100Mb+ connections esp if you enable UTM features - check the throughput specs.

If on VDSL, you might need to bridge the connection to get the public IP on the firewall, I think the Draytek V130 does this.


TZ300 will do 200Mbps, at 58% CPU.



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  #1340028 9-Jul-2015 14:33
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networkn:
Jax: Perhaps one of the new Sonicwall TZ series that have just come out - TZ300 would be minimum & supports up to 10 Site to site.
http://www.sonicwall.com/us/en/products/TZ-Series.html#tab=models

You mention going to UFB, so you don't want to cheap out on a gateway device that could potentially be a bottleneck for 100Mb+ connections esp if you enable UTM features - check the throughput specs.

If on VDSL, you might need to bridge the connection to get the public IP on the firewall, I think the Draytek V130 does this.


TZ300 will do 200Mbps, at 58% CPU.


200Mb/s of crypto throughput?  It must have a massive amount of punch,




Try my latest project, a Cisco type 5 enable secret password cracker written in javascript!

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