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Posted by John Smith on September 5, 2007, 3:20 pm
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SSG 140 and am now more inclined to go that route.
I will have a small network with only one 2003 server 64-bit Domain
Controller with Active Directory and Exchange 2007. We also have VoIP.
From what I've read about SSG 140 it can be my router to the internet as
well as route private IPs in the internal network.
Is SSG 140 an overkill for what I described above or should I go for SSG5?
I appreciate your input.
John
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am implementing a small network with one server which is also the
>> Exchange
>> server 2007 and 15 users.
>>
>> I am confused as to what kink I should be buying? I have looked at
>> Netscreen 5XT. Will this do the trick?
>>
>> I would greatly appreciate your input.
>>
>> thanks,
>> John
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> There are a lot of options.
>
> You haven't said much about what you want to do with it, but I would say
> look at something like a Netscreen SSG5 which will do a heck of a lot
> for the price.
>
> AIUI the Netscreen 5xx range are still supported but the SSG range are
> the more current (and likely to be around/developed/supported in the
> future) range.
>
> The likes of Fortinet, Cisco ASA and Checkpoint Edge appliances are also
> worth looking at - I've come to the conclusion that unless you want to
> do something quite specific these things are much of a muchness at the
> functional level and much of the decision comes down to things like
> support, ease of management etc.
>
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