SonicWALL introduced the 24-port PRO 1260 Enhanced secure LAN switch, which enables each of the 24 ports to be independently and easily configured into custom security zones, or virtual firewalls.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Combining exceptional ease of use and value into a flexible solution, the appliance allows small businesses to deploy a single device, rather than a switch plus multiple firewalls, to securely segment their internal networks.<\/p>\n
The PRO 1260 Enhanced is designed for small networks such as multi-tenant offices, hospitality or education establishments, that need to apply varying security policies depending on the user or workgroup, and wish to secure communications both from external sources and internally from zone to zone.<\/p>\n
PortShield goes beyond legacy ACL enabled Layer 3 switches to provide granular security policy and Unified Threat Management on all 24 ports.<\/p>\n
A streamlined Web interface and suite of configuration and management wizards make the PRO 1260 easy to use in any network environment.<\/p>\n
This appliance also integrates support for SonicWALL’s gateway anti-virus, anti-spyware, intrusion prevention, anti-spam and content filtering to enable comprehensive, multi-layered security.<\/p>\n
The PRO 1260 Enhanced Bundle ships with SonicWALL’s newly released SonicOS 3.1 Enhanced, adding significant features such as DDNS, a streamlined Web GUI and a comprehensive suite of easy-to-use configuration and management wizards.<\/p>\n
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