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HP S1050F vs Juniper Networks SRX300

    16.78 in
    1.73 in
    HP S1050F Firewall
    HP S1050F
      12.63 in
      7.52 in
      Juniper Networks SRX300 Firewall
      Juniper Networks SRX300
      User rating
      3
      3.0 out of 5
      3 user ratings
      5 stars
      		0 %
      4 stars
      		33 %
      3 stars
      		33 %
      2 stars
      		33 %
      1 stars
      		0 %
      35
      4.1 out of 5
      35 user ratings
      5 stars
      		28 %
      4 stars
      		54 %
      3 stars
      		14 %
      2 stars
      		2 %
      1 stars
      		0 %

      Full Comparison

      Units:

      General

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      Connectivity technologyWiredWired
      Throughput500.0 Mbps1000.0 Mbps

      Dimensions

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      Width16.78 in12.63 in
      Height1.73 in7.52 in
      Depth17.72 in1.37 in
      Weight244.45 oz69.84 oz

      Technical details

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      Storage media typeSSDFlash

      Connectivity

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports96

      Network

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      IPS/IDS throughput250.0 Mbps100.0 Mbps
      Networking standards
      • IEEE 802.3
      • IEEE 802.3ab
      • IEEE 802.3u
      • IEEE 802.1p
      • IEEE 802.1x
      Total data transfer rate500.0 Mbps1000.0 Mbps

      Power

      HP S1050FHP S1050F
      Juniper Networks SRX300Juniper Networks SRX300
      Power consumption (typical)493.0 W15.4 W
      Operating temperature0 - 400 - 40

      Pros & Cons

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