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Hi<br />
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Can you give the exact model numbers of the units you are considering?<br />
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Thx
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Hi

Can you give the exact model numbers of the units you are considering?

Thx

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hi<br />
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UTM-1 Edge N Series and Safe@Office 1000N Series<br />

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hi

UTM-1 Edge N Series and Safe@Office 1000N Series


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hi <br />
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thanks for that so they're both the same. regarding the utm-132, it looks good but 2k more expensive so i will stick with the N series.<br />
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thank you
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hi

thanks for that so they're both the same. regarding the utm-132, it looks good but 2k more expensive so i will stick with the N series.

thank you

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hi<br />
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we are a small business with around 30 staff, i have a very old edge box firewall so now looking to get the latest box with latest firmware. <br />
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i am torn between the 2 boxes, both made by SofaWare. i was told if we add a power pack (one off payment) to safe@office it would make it identical to the Edge box but £500 cheaper.<br />
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which one would i go for?<br />
<br />
thank you
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hi

we are a small business with around 30 staff, i have a very old edge box firewall so now looking to get the latest box with latest firmware. 

i am torn between the 2 boxes, both made by SofaWare. i was told if we add a power pack (one off payment) to safe@office it would make it identical to the Edge box but £500 cheaper.

which one would i go for?

thank you

Check Point UTM-1 Edge vs Safe@Office UTM

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