Main features
| Product name | Power Consumption |
|---|---|
| UTM5 aluminum appliance Basic product codes: a5utma1j_15, a5utma1jw_15 (version with Wifi) |
Power supply (average): 10/12 Watt |
| Main board | USB |
| Industrial IPC Board | n.4 USB Ports |
| Chassis | LVDS |
| 1U rack mount Chassis – Rack mounting brackets are included | 24-bits Dual Channel LVDS/Inverter (CHRONTEL CH7511B) |
| CPU | Front Panel |
| INTEL ® Celeron N2930 SoC, 1.83GHz – 2.16GHz Burst, Quad-Core, 7.5W TDP/4.5W SDP | . Power On/Off . System Activity led . LAN Activity . HDD led |
| Chipset | Remote Management |
| INTEL® Celeron N2930 SoC( system on chip) | none |
| Memory | Special Features |
| 2 x 204-pin SODIMM DDR3L-1333 Single Channel up to 8 GB (1.35V required) | Intel® HD Graphics |
| Storage | Temperatures |
| . 2 x SATA2 3Gb/s Connectors . 1 x Full-size mSATA slot |
Operating within 0~60 centigrade (Suggest to use system FAN) |
| Expansion slot | Size |
| n.1 PCI-e 1X (Optional) | 482,6mm x 285mm x 43,7mm (W x D x H) (1U rackmount) Available colors: aluminum |
| Optical Support | Certification |
| None | CE (European Conformity) – RoHS Download Test Report |
| Power | |
| Internal PSU,180W,SINGLE, active PFC |
List of compatibility of firewall hardware products
| Software | Compatibility | |
| pfSense |  |
fully compatible |
| OPNsense | |
fully compatible |
| Zeroshell | |
fully compatible |
| CentOS | |
fully compatible |
| IPCop | |
fully compatible |
| 3CX | |
fully compatible |
| Debian | |
fully compatible |
| Ubuntu | |
fully compatible |
| Elastix | |
fully compatible |
| Fedora | |
fully compatible |
| Endian | |
fully compatible |
| Untangle | |
fully compatible |
| Windows | |
fully compatible |
| Astaro UTM | |
9.1 and newer |
Download
Guide
- Guide installation captive portal with ZeroTruth
- Install pfSense® CE on UTM – USB
- Guide to sizing hardware firewall
- pfSense® CE vs OPNsense®: technical comparison
- Force the speed of the network cards and set the Duplex mode
- Network cards: solutions and optimizations
- pfSense® CE: Hardware Throughput Problems and System Troubleshooting
- How to reduce the noise of the fans in the equipment AUTM1, AUTM2, AUTM3, AUTM4, AUTM5, ASUTM e Microcluster
- Activate the always power on function on the bios
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To make it easier for you to choose the system that best suits your needs, we have created an interactive configurator.
Link: http://configurator.miniserver.it/
To evaluate all the possible options that characterize the choice of a firewall / router system, we have created a guide to the sizing of the equipment that you can find here:
Link: https://www.firewallhardware.it/en/firewall-hardware-sizing-guide/
To see the list of all the products that can be purchased, access our e-commerce: www.miniserver.it
For the public administration: we are present on the MEPA portal, for info send an email to info@firewallhardware.it or call the number 011 19827159.
Device performance analysis
| TCP | UDP | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Band | Band | Jitter | ||
| NO VPN | Bridge | 829,95 Mbps | 808,50 Mbps | 0,024 ms |
| Nat | 606,32 Mbps | 616,00 Mbps | 0,035 ms | |
| Open VPN | AES128 | 88,22 Mbps | 103,51 Mbps | 0,026 ms |
| AES256 | 76,34 Mbps | 88,28 Mbps | 0,042 ms | |
| Blowfish | 106,81 Mbps | 126,28 Mbps | 0,040 ms | |
| IPSEC | AES128 | 81,64 Mbps | 88,44 Mbps | 0,079 ms |
| AES256 | 75,46 Mbps | 80,85 Mbps | 0,064 ms | |
| Blowfish 128 | 76,67 Mbps | 78,43 Mbps | 0,074 ms | |
| 3DES | 41,58 Mbps | 44,00 Mbps | 0,023 ms | |
Jitter: In networks, and in particular in IP networks such as the Internet, jitter refers to the statistical variation in the reception delay of the transmitted packets, caused by the internal queues of congested routers.
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