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Network appliance for security applications

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Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jul 12, 2010

Aaeon has released the FWS-2300, a desktop network security solution with four LAN ports designed for entry-level IDS/IPS, firewall, antivirus gateway, and unified threat management applications.

The company had previously released a condensed desktop network appliance designated FWS-2150 for general use.

However, the FWS-2300 is an advanced model that adopts the Intel platform to provide a secured network solution to customers who require higher needs in network security.

The FWS-2300 features the Intel Pentium M/Celeron M processor (up to 1.8GHz and BGocket co-lay) and features the Intel 910GMLE + Intel 82801FBM (ICH6M) chipset.

This model deploys two 200-pin DDR2 400 Sodimm socket memory (up to 2GB).

CY Juan, product manager of industrial system division of Aaeon, said: 'As a higher-end network appliance unit, the FWS-2300 provides faster network transmission.

'Therefore, it accommodates four PCI Gigabit Ethernet ports with two-port bypass functions.

'In addition, the FWS-2300 equips one Ultra ATA 100, DOM (up to 2GB) port, and two SATA I for ample storage, and one Compactflash Type II for OS and application updates.

'The Auto range 96W power input is also offered on the FWS-2300.

'The FWS-2300 deploys rich I/O interfaces that provide flexible expansions, including four LAN ports, one RS-232 console port, and two USB 2.0 ports.

'It equips a Mini-PCI Type III socket for even further expansion,' he added.

The FWS-2300 provides security while the network data transmits and reduces time and effort with the remote control function on the console port.

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