SonicWall NSV Upgrades

SonicWall NSV Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSV 270 to NSV 870

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet

SonicWall NSV Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSV 470 to NSV 870

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet

SonicWall NSv High Availability Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSv 270 to NSv 870

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet

SonicWall NSv High Availability Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSv 470 to NSv 870

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet

SonicWall NSV Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSV 270 to NSV 470

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet

SonicWall NSv High Availability Virtual Appliance Upgrade - NSv 270 to NSv 470

The SonicWall Network Security virtual NSv 270/470/870 firewalls, deliver enterprise class security, streamlined management, complete visibility, flexible deployment, while delivering superior performance for virtual workloads.

Vulnerabilities within virtual environments are discovered regularly that yield serious security implications and challenges. But protecting all these security vectors requires the ability to also consistently apply the right security policy to the right network control point, as some security failures can be attributed to ineffective policies or misconfigurations.

NSV Virtual Appliance Comparison

NSv 270 NSv 470 NSv 870 Operating System SonicOSX Supported Hypervisors VMware ESXi v5.5 / v6.0 / v6.5 / v6.7, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Ubuntu 16.04 / CentOS 7, Nutanix AHV (AOS 5.15 LTS/Prism Central 5.16.1.2) Supported AWS Instance Types c5.large
c5n.large
c5d.large
m5.large
m5n.large c5.xlarge
c5n.xlarge
c5d.xlarge
m5.xlarge
m5n.xlarge c5.2xlarge
c5n.2xlarge
c5d.2xlarge
m5.2xlarge
m5n.2xlarge Supported Azure Instance Types Standard D2 v2
Standard_B2ms
Standard_D2V4
Standard_D2ds_V4
Standard_D2s_v4 Standard D3 v2
Standard_B4ms
Standard_DS3_v2
Standard_D2ds_V4 Standard D4 v2
Standard_A8_v2
Standard_F8
Standard_F8s
Standard_D8_v4
Standard_D8_v3
Standard_D8s_v3 Licensing BYOL, PAYG Max Supported vCPUs 2 4 8 Interface Count (ESXi/Hyper-V/KVM/Nutanix/AWS/Azure) 8/8/8/8/8/8 Max Mgmt/DataPlane Cores 1/1 1/3 1/7 Min Memory 6 GB 8 GB 10 GB Min Memory 6 GB 10 GB 14 GB Supported IP/Nodes Unlimited Minimum Storage 60 GB SSO users 500 10,000 15,000 Logging Analyzer, Local Log, Syslog High availability Active/Passive More information about the difference in models can be found in the SonicWall NSV Datasheet