Harness the Atom
The FWS-7370 possesses everything needed to scale next-gen networking applications to unprecedented heights. The most advanced processor platform possible meets modular hardware that allows you to dictate how you configure your virtual environment. Slimmer than its predecessors, the FWS-7370 is flexible in deployment potential, while also being easily integrated either as part of broader networking ecosystems, or even as a standalone solution. With the FWS-7370, you don’t have to choose – it excels everywhere.
Server-Grade Processing for High-Demand Environments
Capable of hosting Intel Atom® P5300 CPUs equipped with up to 24 cores, 64GB DDR4 memory, and integrated network and security features, the FWS-7370 is a networking behemoth designed to elevate the scale of next-generation UTM, firewall, and SD-WAN applications. The FWS-7370 can balance extreme workloads for latency-sensitive tasks like packet forwarding, deep packet inspection, and intrusion detection systems while providing hardware-accelerated encryption and decryption to ensure real-time data protection even for applications demanding high network throughput.
Modular Networking, from SFP+ to PoE and Everything In-Between
The FWS-7370 takes modular networking to the next level, with four RJ-45 ports for 2.5GbE and four RJ-45 ports for 1GbE—each with one pair LAN bypass, as well as four 10GbE SFP+ ports. Going even further, the appliance can be configured to accommodate either dual 2.5GbE PoE LAN interfaces via PoE module or extra copper-based 1GbE or fiber-based networking ports for extended distances via the FWS-7370’s NIM slot.
Ultra-Fast, Scalable Wireless Expansion for Evolving Networking Architectures
Despite its slimline 430mm x 200mm x 44mm dimensions, the FWS-7370 has all of the expansion needed to meet the demands of evolving architectures like 5G networks, SD-WAN, and smart infrastructure applications. The device’s M.2 B-Key and PCIe slots make it ideal for deployment as a gateway for 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) applications, data centers, or as a central node within mesh network implementations.
