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The RG-WALL 1600-Z3200-S series firewalls use a DPDK-based high-performance network forwarding service platform to provide intelligent quick deployment, active asset discovery, intelligent policy manager, one-click fault analysis, and service health diagnosis, simplifying device deployment and O&M. They have rich security functions, including intrusion prevention, antivirus, port scan, traffic learning, application control, and defense against DoS/DDoS attacks. They also support unified management on the cloud platform, data synchronization to the cloud for analysis and reporting, remote monitoring and O&M, policy translation for device replacement, batch configuration, and automatic inspection.In addition, you can expand the performance of the RG-WALL 1600-Z3200-S series firewalls by purchasing performance licenses.
Specifications
| Hardware Specifications | |||
| Model | RG-WALL 1600-Z3200-S | ||
| Fixed 1G Ethernet port | 8 | USB | 2 x USB 2.0 ports |
| Fixed 1G SFP port | 1 | Hard disk | No hard disk for factory delivery, expansion cards supported |
| Fixed 10G SFP+ port | 1 | Hard disk expansion card | 1 TB HDD |
| Management port | 1 data multiplex port | Expansion slot | None |
| Console port | 1 | Power supply | 1 for factory delivery |
| Warranty period | 3 years | listing time | May 2022 |
| Software Specifications | |||
| Model | RG-WALL 1600-Z3200-S | ||
| Home | To-do items | To-do items on the home page | |
| Security overview | Security overview on the home page | ||
| Device information | Device information on the home page | ||
| Quick onboarding | Quick onboarding solution (network configuration+license activation) in rapid deployment | ||
| Monitoring center | Attack statistics display | Attack statistics are displayed on the monitor page | |
| System log | Logs related to systems in log monitoring | ||
| Security log | Logs related to security in log monitoring | ||
| Operation log | Logs related to user operations on the web UI in log monitoring | ||
| Syslog server | System logs sent to a third-party server | ||
| Session monitoring | Session information (new sessions and concurrent sessions) in traffic monitoring | ||
| User session count statistics and query | |||
| Traffic monitoring | Traffic information on different interfaces in traffic monitoring | ||
| Traffic information on different applications on the entire network in traffic monitoring | |||
| Device health status | Device health status information (overall score of resources, licenses, and configurations) in device monitoring | ||
| Hardware health | Hardware information (including CPU, memory, and hard disk information) in device monitoring | ||
| Service continuity detection navigation | Service continuity detection navigation on the web UI | ||
| Packet tracing | Packet tracing on the web UI | ||
| Flow log query | Flow log query on the web UI | ||
| Packet obtaining for analysis | Packet obtaining for analysis on the web UI | ||
| Network | Physical interface | Configuring interfaces as LAN/WAN interfaces; three modes for WAN interfaces: PPPoE, DHCP, and static IP modes | |
| Configuring routing or transparent mode for interfaces | |||
| Sub-interface | Configuring sub-interfaces and VLAN IDs | ||
| Bridge interface | Configuring interfaces in a transparent mode as bridge interfaces | ||
| Aggregate interface | Configuring aggregate interfaces | ||
| Static route | Configuring IPv4 and IPv6 static routes | ||
| PBR | Configuring policy-based routing (PBR) | ||
| Routing table | Overall routing information of a device; configuring ISP address library routes | ||
| DHCP server | DHCP server; configuring DHCP address pools | ||
| Address management list | Assigned DHCP address list | ||
| DNS server | Configuring DNS addresses for devices | ||
| Object | Address/Address group | Configuring address objects in IP address/range format | |
| Zone | Configuring security zones | ||
| Application/Application group | Configuring application types in application/application group format | ||
| Service/Service group | Configuring service objects; common default port services supported | ||
| Time plan | Configuring time objects; one-off time plans and cyclic time plans supported | ||
| ISP address library | Default ISP address libraries: China Telecom (CHN), China Mobile (CHN), China Unicom (CHN), CERNET (CHN), and Beijing Teletron (CHN); customizing, importing, and exporting ISP address libraries |
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| Virus protection template | Configuring content object templates; antivirus (AV) templates supported | ||
| Configuring virus protection templates; configuring quick scan or deep scan; configuring templates based on protocols and directions; setting excluded viruses |
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| Intrusion prevention template | Configuring content object templates; intrusion prevention (IPS) templates supported | ||
| Configuring intrusion prevention (IPS) templates; configuring rule filters based on objects, severity, protocols, and threat types; setting excluded rules |
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| SSL proxy certificate | Adding, importing, deleting, viewing, and downloading SSL proxy certificates; configuring a global SSL proxy certificate | ||
| Server certificate | Importing, deleting, viewing, and downloading server certificates | ||
| Security rule base | Viewing default security rules in the IPS library | ||
| Policy | Traffic learning | Traffic learning to record destination IP addresses and port numbers as well as abnormal traffic | |
| Export of traffic learning logs | |||
| NAT | NAT and NAT policies | ||
| Policy import | Batch import of NAT policies | ||
| ALG | Common NAT ALG services in NAT policy | ||
| Server mapping | Server port mapping in NAT policy | ||
| Address pool | NAT address pool status display in NAT policy | ||
| Security policy | Configuring security policies; customizing policies based on parameters including objects, contents, and zones; policy list | ||
| Batch import of security policies | |||
| Simulation policy | Simulating policy execution in the simulation space to check whether uncertain security policies can achieve expected effects | ||
| Policy configuration wizard | Security policy configuration wizard for conducting port scans, performing configurations, testing configurations, and other steps to generate security policies |
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| Policy optimization | Sorting out configured security policies and analyzing policies to identify redundant, expired, and conflicting policies | ||
| Policy lifecycle | Full lifecycle display of security policies, including detailed records of policy changes | ||
| Port scan | Port scan of configured IP ranges for all ports or selected ports; policy creation prompt for scan results | ||
| DoS/DDoS attack defense | Different DDoS attack defense policies in security defense | ||
| ARP attack defense | Anti-ARP spoofing, ARP flooding suppression, and other functions in security defense | ||
| Local defense | Configuring local defense policies in security defense | ||
| Threat intelligence | Enabling or disabling threat intelligence; customizing threat intelligence; managing excluded threats | ||
| Blocklist and allowlist | Configuring global blocklists and allowlists | ||
| SSL proxy policy | Configuring SSL proxy policies; customizing policies based on parameters including objects, contents, and zones; policy list | ||
| SSL proxy template | Configuring SSL proxy templates; setting the template type to protect client or server | ||
| Allowlist | Configuring domain name allowlists and application allowlists | ||
| System | Administrator | Creating device administrators, including account names, passwords, and description | |
| Administrator role | Setting multiple administrator roles and assigning different permissions | ||
| Clock configuration | Configuring system time; NTP service configuration supported | ||
| SNMP | Connecting to third-party platforms for management through SNMPv1/v2/v3 | ||
| Service parameter | Configuring service ports for a device, including web (HTTPS), SSH, and other ports | ||
| Authorization management | Managing licenses of devices, including license import and activation | ||
| Device information | Viewing device information, including the product name, SN, and MAC address, version information, running time, and license information |
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| System restart | Restarting the system on the web UI | ||
| System upgrade | Upgrading the system | ||
| Patch installation | Downloading and installing patches for upgrade | ||
| Configuration backup | Import and export of device configurations | ||
| Factory settings restoration | Restoring factory settings on the web UI | ||
| Signature library upgrade | Automatic signature library upgrades based on the latest versions on the cloud | ||
| Cloud management platform | Enabling or disabling unified management on the cloud management platform | ||
| Device binding | Adding devices to the cloud management platform by scanning a QR code | ||
| Ping | Ping for troubleshooting | ||
| Tracert | Tracert for troubleshooting | ||
| Packet obtaining tool | Tool for obtaining packets and exporting results | ||
| One-click collection | Collecting fault information with one click | ||
| Device health | Device health diagnosis | ||
| Service Diagnosis | Service continuity diagnosis | ||
| Breakdown record | Breakdown information records | ||
| Device log retention | Device log retention | ||
Warranty
- 3 Years Warranty
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