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UTM on an ASG525:A2

JoseTech
I just tried to install UTM 9 from CD on a 525, and the installation program detects it as an ASG525:A2, which I thought would be enough to run version 9, well it says it's not.
It seems to detect only 2G out the 4GB of RAM (I could be wrong reading the log), but in any case it doesn't want to continue.
I thought this was a very capable box, any workaround to get v9 installed?


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    I suspect that V8 will continue to be supported for several years, so there's no reason to not stay on 8 if they don't need Endpoint Protection or the HTML5-VPN-Portal.  If they do need the new features of V9, and you know the 525 R.2 can handle thier load, then it seems like they could save money by downsizing to a 320 instead of renewing the subscriptions for the old 525.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    I suspect that V8 will continue to be supported for several years, so there's no reason to not stay on 8 if they don't need Endpoint Protection or the HTML5-VPN-Portal.  If they do need the new features of V9, and you know the 525 R.2 can handle thier load, then it seems like they could save money by downsizing to a 320 instead of renewing the subscriptions for the old 525.

    Cheers - Bob
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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