SonicWALL TZ 180 Firewall

Available as TotalSecure solutions, the TZ 180 and TZ 180 Wireless are complete Unified Threat Management (UTM) platforms delivering multi-threat protection to home, small, remote and branch offices in an easy-to-use, low cost solution.

Feature Improvements Over the TZ 170 and TZ 170 Wireless

• Double the Memory
  Provides more efficient offloading of UTM scanning while also future-proofing the solution.
• Greater UTM Performance
  Up to twice the UTM performance of the TZ 170.
• PortShield Technology Support
  Turns the 5-port switch into a managed LAN switching platform. Available in SonicOS Enhanced.
• Industry-leading Wireless LAN
  Support for WPA2 (802.11i) on the integrated 802.11b/g radio provides increased security and flexibility.
• Ships with SonicOS 3.8
  Includes major new features such as security dashboard, new registration and licensing wizards and WPA2 (802.11i) support.

TZ 180 TotalSecure Threat Protection – SonicWALL TZ 180 Customers are Protected From:

• Malware Targeting World of Warcraft (WoW) Players
  • WoW is a popular online game with more than 8 million players worldwide.
  • SonicWALL first began providing protection against this malware in October 2006, and has been issuing new signatures on a continual basis as more variants of the malware, designed to steal the in-game assets of WoW players, have been identified.
• Windows DNS Server Service Vulnerability
  • Because this is a server problem, all users of an infected server can be affected. Exploits of this vulnerability can potentially affect servers that run on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Service Pack 4, Windows Server 2003 SP 1, and Windows Server 2003 SP 2.
  • SonicWALL first issued signatures designed to protect subscribers of SonicWALL's dynamic threat prevention services against exploits of this vulnerability on Friday, April 13 and has continued to issue updated signatures as more information and exploits have been discovered.
• Windows ANI Exploit
  • Windows Animated Cursor Handling vulnerability, also known as the .ANI exploit. SonicWALL's original protection against the core vulnerability in Windows was deployed in December, 2006. Exploits against the vulnerability first appeared in late March.
  • High volumes of attacks have already been reported against vulnerability, which can be exploited either via e-mail or the Web.
  • SonicWALL Press Release

INSTALLATION AVAILABLE IN NORTH AMERICA
NORTH AMERICAN ITEMS ARE NOT FOR EXPORT FROM THE USA

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