Bullet Points NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s
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- - 1U
- - 600 user(s)
- - Wired
Warranty:
2 years
Long product name NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s
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The short editorial description of NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s
STM600 ProSecure Web / E-Mail Threat Management
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NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s:
The official marketing text of NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s as supplied by the manufacturer
There are three models in the ProSecure™ STM series of gateway security appliances. A single ProSecure™ STM can protect against Web- and Email-borne threats, both inbound and outbound. Each STM can support up to hundreds of users, with a maximum HTTP throughput rate of up to 260 Mbps and up to 960,000 Emails per hour.
Short summary description NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s:
This short summary of the NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s data-sheet is auto-generated and uses the product title and the first six key specs.
NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle, 0,26 Gbit/s, FCC 15 A, CE mark commercial, VCCI A, RoHS, UL, C-Tick, 600 user(s), HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP v2c, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, Wired
Long summary description NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s:
This is an auto-generated long summary of NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle hardware firewall 1U 0,26 Gbit/s based on the first three specs of the first five spec groups.
NETGEAR ProSecure STM600 Bundle. Firewall throughput: 0,26 Gbit/s. Certification: FCC 15 A, CE mark commercial, VCCI A, RoHS, UL, C-Tick. Number of users: 600 user(s). Management protocols: HTTP/HTTPS, SNMP v2c, Supported network protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP. Connectivity technology: Wired