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grass99

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#312004 6-Mar-2024 20:10
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I've been told during an external IT audit the Juniper SRX routers used at our branch offices for our site-to-site VPN (IPSec?) are outside of support and represent a security risk.

 

Would you experts recommend upgrading?

 

How real are the risks and can they be mitigated without upgrading? 

 

Do organizations typically replace their branch routers every 4-5 years as they become 'obsolete'? 

 

 


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  #3203897 6-Mar-2024 20:26
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https://support.juniper.net/support/eol/product/srx_series/

 

List of out of support

 

You can confirm if there are updates available here: https://support.juniper.net/support/downloads

 

 

 

But in short, a security device such as VPN endpoint needs to be kept current and yes they go out of support and needs to be upgraded/replaced periodically.





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