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Hardware required by WAF

eclipse79oldacct
Hello, 
I have an ASG with v7.508. At the end of this month will expire one of my subscriptions, so I'm thinking to move to Full Guard (and upgrade to v8!). I have a question about WAF performances. Currently I have these active features:

6 Interfaces
Firewall with 99 rules
Intrusion Prevention 
IM/P2P Control
HTTP/S Proxy
FTP Proxy
SMTP Proxy
POP3 Proxy
AntiVirus for protocols HTTP,FTP,SMTP,POP3
AntiSpam for protocols SMTP,POP3
AntiSpyware
VPN SSL
VPN IPSEC
NTP Server
DNS Server
DHCP Server

From my last monthly executive report:
CPU: Average 7%, Maximum 81%
Memory: Average: 68, Maximum 86%
Swap: Average 682m, Maximum 13,03 (?? percentage?)

In your opinion will WAF work fine if I have to protect 10 web sites with overall 30.000 requests in a day?

Thank you
eclipse79


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    iirc, the WAF uses Apache ModSecurity. You can probably google for performance info.

    Barry
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    Just to inform: my reseller said that the traffic generated would be too high for my ASG 220, considering last monthly report, cause an eccessive RAM usage. 

    When Astaro will allow appliance customers to upgrade their RAM? [:@][:@] I think it's normal that in new firmware releases will be added new features, and it's really evident that new features = more harware resources needed. So, why to forbid ram upgrade? I'm really angry...
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  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Just to inform: my reseller said that the traffic generated would be too high for my ASG 220, considering last monthly report, cause an eccessive RAM usage. 

    When Astaro will allow appliance customers to upgrade their RAM? [:@][:@] I think it's normal that in new firmware releases will be added new features, and it's really evident that new features = more harware resources needed. So, why to forbid ram upgrade? I'm really angry...
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