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UTM sizing / Which Appliance

Marc_R
Hi all,

I am interested in the UTM appliances. However, I am not quite sure which appliance would be suitable. Is there a sizing guide somewhere? I had a look around but couldn't find anything.

I am looking for an appliance for a SMB, ~80 Desktops, ~10 Laptops and ~10 Mobile Devices, ~6 Servers.

Most of the traffic will be VOIP outbound and little internet and mail in/out.

In terms of licensing, it's also not very clear what the difference between Basic and Full is for each module. 

I would like to get an idea about sizing before approaching a local partner.

Also, can somebody give me a ballpark figure for what I would be looking at in terms of hardware and licensing?

Thanks a lot.

Regards,
Marc


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    The design of the deployment, features and configuration influence the sizing needs.  Also consider the life-cycle of the solution for your environment and how it meshes with the life-cycle of the current/announced product lines.

    VoIP phones or softphones on the listed devices?

    A few additional questions to consider (just a start):
    Interface count, speeds and types needed?
    Internet connection speed?
    Remote access/VPNs?
    UTM managed wireless?
    Required features vs optional features?
    Will the UTM sit between the internal users and the on-site servers?
    Minimum expected performance for each client type to/from each destination type?

    For "basic" are you referring to UTM 100/110 with Basic Guard?
    UTM100/110 Basic Guard - Overview

    Ballpark/list figures for at least some countries can be found online.  Other countries (at least one anyway) seem to require contacting the domestic distributor.
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    The design of the deployment, features and configuration influence the sizing needs.  Also consider the life-cycle of the solution for your environment and how it meshes with the life-cycle of the current/announced product lines.

    VoIP phones or softphones on the listed devices?

    A few additional questions to consider (just a start):
    Interface count, speeds and types needed?
    Internet connection speed?
    Remote access/VPNs?
    UTM managed wireless?
    Required features vs optional features?
    Will the UTM sit between the internal users and the on-site servers?
    Minimum expected performance for each client type to/from each destination type?

    For "basic" are you referring to UTM 100/110 with Basic Guard?
    UTM100/110 Basic Guard - Overview

    Ballpark/list figures for at least some countries can be found online.  Other countries (at least one anyway) seem to require contacting the domestic distributor.
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