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Security gateways must have the ability to integrate multiple technologies, which can create greater strain and demand on network resources - requiring more bandwidth and processing power. The 21700 Appliance increases performance and traffic volumes - delivering the highest power in a 2U form factor.
The appliance is a part of the 21000 appliance family, which supports the Security Acceleration Module, a hardware accelerator including SecurityCore technology and featuring 108 cores.
With the Security Acceleration Module, the 21700 Appliance delivers sub 5 micro-second firewall latency, and boosts firewall throughput to 110 Gbps, while providing ultra-fast VPN throughput and 3,551 SPUs. It is ideal for transaction-oriented environments.
Key features:
- Maximum security and performance with 78 Gbps to 110 Gbps of firewall throughput.
- High port density – includes up to 37 ports with a variety of NIC options including copper & fiber, 1GbE and 10GbE interfaces.
- Optimized for multi-layered protection with the Software Blade Architecture – available with several pre-configured software packages like; Next Generation Threat Prevention, Next Generation Data Protection, Next Generation Firewall and Secure Web Gateway for quick turn-key deployments.


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