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Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 12 2010 07:42AM Mr. Karim (aseeker03 gmail com) (2 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 12 2010 05:47PM Curt Purdy (infosysec gmail com) (1 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 12 2010 09:17PM Joel Esler (joel esler me com) (1 replies) RE: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 03:35PM Jeffrey White (Jeff White RaymondJames com) (1 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 03:47PM Joel Esler (joel esler me com) (1 replies) RE: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 05:10PM Jeffrey White (Jeff White RaymondJames com) (1 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 05:50PM Joel Esler (joel esler me com) (1 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 08:53PM Seth Hall (seth remor com) (1 replies) Re: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 09:50PM Joel Esler (joel esler me com) (1 replies) RE: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS? Jul 13 2010 11:32PM Jeffrey Chen (JeffreyC audiencescience com) (2 replies) |
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Subject: RE: Whatever happened to 10gb IPS?
I think they've been here for a while now:
Palo Alto Networks PA-4000 IPS/Firewall - 10GB
Top Layer IPS 5500-1000 - 4GB individually, up to 32GB in clustering
mode.
Juniper IDP-8200 - 10GB
Just off top of my head. I think there are few others out there as
well.
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