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Cobra Pix 501 3des Bundle.(chassis Sw10u 3des) | 
| Brand: Cisco
Category: CE
List Price: $549.53
Buy Used: $195.00
You Save: $354.53 (65%)
Used (2) from $195.00
Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.4
Dimensions (in): 127.2 x 98.8 x 59.5
MPN: PIX-501-BUN-K9
Model: PIX-501-BUN-K9
UPC: 746320642420
EAN: 0746320642420
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Data Transfer Rate: 10Mbps Ethernet /100Mbps Fast Ethernet | | • | Data Throughput: 4.5 Mbps 128-bit AES IPsec VPN Throughput /3 Mbps 168-bit 3DES IPsec VPN Throughput /6 Mbps 56-bit DES IPsec VPN Throughput /60 Mbps Unencrypted | | • | VPN Support: Easy VPN Remote (hardware VPN client)Easy VPN ServerSite-to-site VPN - Supports IKE and IPsec VPN industry standards - Ensures data privacy/integrity and strong authentication to remote networks over the Internet - 7500 User Connections - 10 Simultaneous VPN Peers | | • | Processor: 1 x AMD SC520 133MHz ; Memory: 16MB SDRAM /8MB Flash Memory | | • | Interfaces/Ports: 1 x RJ-45 10Base-T Auto-negotiating WAN/4 x RJ-45 10/100Base-TX Auto-sensing LAN/1 x RJ-45 Console Management |
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Product Description
The Cisco PIX 501 Security Appliance delivers enterprise-class security for small offices and teleworkers in a reliable, plug-and-play purpose-built appliance. Ideal for securing high-speed "always on" broadband environments, the Cisco PIX 501 Security Appliance, which is part of the world-leading Cisco PIX Security Appliance Series, provides robust integrated security capabilities, small office networking features, and powerful remote management capabilities in a compact, all-in-one solution. pbMain Features/blibManufacturer/b: Cisco Systems, InclibManufacturer Part Number/b: PIX-501-BUN-K9libManufacturer Website Address/b: www.cisco.comlibProduct Type/b: FirewalllibData Transfer Rate/b: 10Mbps Ethernet , 100Mbps Fast Ethernet libData Throughput/b: 60 Mbps Unencrypted , 6 Mbps 56-bit DES IPsec VPN Throughput , 3 Mbps 168-bit 3DES IPsec VPN Throughput , 4.5 Mbps 128-bit AES IPsec VPN Throughput libVPN Support/b: liEasy VPN Remote (hardware VPN client) /liliEasy VPN Server /liliSite-to-site VPN br - Supports IKE and IPsec VPN industry standards br - Ensures data privacy/integrity and strong authentication to remote networks over the Internet br - 7500 User Connections br - 10 Simultaneous VPN Peers/lilibProcessor/b: 1 x AMD SC520 133MHz libMemory/b: 8MB Flash Memory , 16MB SDRAM libInterfaces/Ports/b: 1 x RJ-45 10Base-T Auto-negotiating Outside, 4 x RJ-45 10/100Base-TX Auto-sensing Inside, 1 x RJ-45 Console ManagementlibProtocols/b: IPSec, PPTP, L2TP, TCP, NAT, SNMP, PAT, PPPoE, UDP, SIP, H.323 v4, SCCP, RTSP, SCEP, HTTPSlibForm Factor/b: DesktoplibDimensions/b: 1" Height x 6.25" Width x 5.5" DepthlibWeight/b: 0.75 lb libStandard Warranty/b: 90 Day(s) Limited/p
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| Customer Reviews:
A hardware firewall without peer July 25, 2002
Mark Guzowski (Idaho Falls, Idaho USA)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
The phrase 'Cisco powers the internet' is considerably more than just a marketing slogan. Quite literally this is the best firewall a home user can buy, without qualification. It contains the same software as others costing 5 figures, which protect the most prestigious assets one can imagine. It's hard to truly describe how much engineering talent know-how one is getting for a song with the PIX 501. pWhy do home users need something of this quality? Only you can answer that, but let me provide a few pointers. First off, the PIX 501 is not just reserved for people with seriously expensive computer setups. The real question is: Do you feel you have something of value to protect? Like perhaps years worth of creative artistry on perhaps just a single PC (which might have cost less than a grand!)? And do you need/want to stay on the internet for long periods of time? If any of these are true, this may very well be the product for you. And yes, I use this product with dial-up another wireless router.pPhysically the PIX 501 is just a bit larger than an external modem (although not quite as thick!). Cisco's customer support (both live via the web) has been above average so far. The live TAC support reminded me of L.L. Bean, and the docs present on the web show a depth very few other tech sites can match (outside of corps like MSFT, IBM, etc).pMine arrived without 3DES enabled, which made the web interface appear dead. The issue was detailed on their web site, and the TAC people dealt with it promptly and professionally. (If you buy one and PDM appears dead, before panicking just use show version to see if DES/3DES is enabled)pI'm not going to argue the software vs. hardware firewall issue. Personally I've been burned too many times by the popular software firewalls which literally don't support the high-end XP/win2k environment I use. This HW solution does (and so does ISA from MSFT). pThis product is *very* deep, and could take some real effort to install in non-vanilla environments. Yet, I think most home users don't have complex computer setups! Even most win2K domain users don't usually dive too deeply into the feature bag MSDN offers. I bet most people could probably install this product right out of the box. You can always download the manuals first check it out before buying (like I did). It took me about 10 hours of real work to install, and I don't have a vanilla environment.
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