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Cyberoam CR 1500i

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This UTM is meant for large enterprises where performance is the key concern.

Apart from the usual features, it provides you HA which helps you to keep the

device up and running 24x7, and by providing a failsafe option. Also, along with

usual bandwidth management, it provides you with multiple link management, which

helps in managing multiple ISPs. Compared to the model we received for the

shootout last year, it now supports multicast routing. It also provides a packet

capturing tool which helps network administrators with easy troubleshooting.

Earlier models only provided user migration from the active directory, but now

you can migrate groups, which saves a lot of time. Also it now supports five

syslog servers as compared to one supported earlier. Each port of the device can

easily be configured for LAN, WAN and DMZ, which make it flexible enough to

deploy it in any kind of environment. For management, it provides a browser

interface which is easy to understand. Its reporting service is one of the best

compared to other UTMs which are in the same price range.

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Cyberoam CR 1500i



Price:

Rs 16 Lacs (1 yr warranty)



Contact: Elitecore Technologies,
Ahmedabad



Tel: 9810618871


Email:digvijay.sinh@cyberoam.com


Website: www.cyberoam.com


SMS Buy 130944 to 56677



It performed very well in our tests. For checking its anti-virus capabilities

we downloaded a list of 1000 viruses over HTTP and FTP. It blocked 90% of

viruses, which is good. However, in detecting macro viruses it performed poorly,

detecting only 60% of the lot. Then for checking anti-spam capabilities we

downloaded 1000 spam; it proved itself as a good performer by blocking 86% of

spam. Then we tried to jam its port. For this we ran a port jamming tool from

six different machines to its external port. The port could not be jammed and

also there was no difference in performance. The CPU utilization during this

process was 15% only, which is quite impressive. We also tested for

denial-of-service (DoS) attack and the attack was not successful. Then for

checking its IDP capabilities we ran Arpspoof attack for a machine attached to

its internal network. This device neither detected the attack nor blocked it.

Bottomline: If you want absolute fool-proof protection, then go for

this with your eyes shut.

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