Products
Acrosser manufactures network appliances and network applications for your UTM and Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW). Under the x86 based structure, this Microbox Network and network appliance can perform applications from UTM appliance, rackmount server, firewall, VPN, gateway security, VOIP, SDN/NFV, vCPE, SD-WAN to bandwidth management, and intrusion detection.
Acrosser provides high-quality Network Server Hardware/ Network appliances for network security applications. ( Both Intel network security solution and AMD network security solution). Currently, Acosser supplies customers with 2 main network products: 2U/1U Rackmount and Micro Box or desktop network. These high-quality network server hardware and network appliances are ideal for network security hardware and network communication applications. All products feature scalable platforms including Intel Atom, Core 2 Duo, Core I with single core up to quad-core.
Network Security Appliance Categories
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MicroBox
Acrosser’s Micro-Box, Desktop Network, and Micro Box network offer compact throughput and a high-performance telecommunication experience. Scalable network server hardware, SD-WAN hardware solution, network security hardware platforms, SDN/NFV, and vCPE. UTM.
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Rackmount
Acrosser had committed its valuable resources to further develop its advanced network server hardware, network security hardware, and network appliances, and SD-WAN hardware solution. Scalable network server hardware, SD-WAN hardware solution, network security hardware platforms, SDN/NFV and vCPE,1U rackmount server, 2U rackmount server, UTM, network appliance.
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SD-WAN Special
Now, Acrosser is offering a special deal for its SD-WAN hardware to all its customers. Moreover, another additional huge discount will be offered to SD-WAN Company.
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Network Interface Module (NIM)
The network interface module (NIM) can connect your router or network switch to various wired termination points. What are the various Network Interface Module (NIM) models available for Acrosser?
The following table shows the various Acrosser NIM models:
