lot of Juniper equipment

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frogtech

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Firmware update probably requires a service contract similar to Cisco but I can't speak from experience. It's just something I would expect.
 
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Scott Laird

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These are pretty old; they're around the limit of how old Juniper will support with new OS builds, I think. They're still spitting out security updates (for now), but they're 2 or 3 major versions behind the SRX models that replaced them, and *those* are a couple releases behind the newest SRX models.
 
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Scott Laird said:
These are pretty old; they're around the limit of how old Juniper will support with new OS builds, I think. They're still spitting out security updates (for now), but they're 2 or 3 major versions behind the SRX models that replaced them, and *those* are a couple releases behind the newest SRX models.
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Thanks,

After some research i decide not touching enterprise firewall. 1) the not so old one is still hella expensive 2) due to licensing, firmware or any update is questionable which is crucial because of security risk.

Back to pfsense :)
 
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Scott Laird said:
These are pretty old; they're around the limit of how old Juniper will support with new OS builds, I think. They're still spitting out security updates (for now), but they're 2 or 3 major versions behind the SRX models that replaced them, and *those* are a couple releases behind the newest SRX models.
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They're stil potent devices for just testing and experimenting with junOS. If you can get them cheap enough, 10 bucks each or 150 for the lot is probably the sweet spot. Hell, dependent on how expensive shipping to Europe is I might even want to buy 3 off the person who gets it
 
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Scott Laird

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As an educational lab device, they're probably fine. I still wouldn't buy them, though--vSRX is ~free for evaluation, much more current, and you can spin up a bunch of them in VMs.
 
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