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Kevin_hong
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April 13, 2018
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  • April 13, 2018
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PLEASE DELETE

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    emnoc
    New Member
    April 13, 2018

    What and why do you think you need to test a 61E? What are the goals of  the testing ? What are expecting ?

     

     

    FWIW:  I never heard of anybody bothering to benchtest  any SOHO FW.model with a fortitest or anything else. I would investigate if NSSLab has any results or testing guidelines and start from that point

    ede_pfau
    SuperUser
    SuperUser
    April 13, 2018

    I think the OP wants to make sure all the electrons flow in their right lanes. Seriously, a burn-in test for a desktop model is IMHO a bit out of proportion.

     

    One could do it oneself in a lab, the only thing needed is one or more traffic generators, some config with policies, UTM configured, a reporting instance (FAZ)...and if all you need to see after 3 days is that the FGT still is processing data you wouldn't even need a FAZ. Cost of equipment ~50.000 $, cost of FGT ~ 500 $.

     

    To avoid a DOA delivery it would suffice to power the FGT up, configure it for a couple of hours (slowly) and leave it on. If any crucial component, like the flash memory, the CPU or the plugable power supply had a flaw it would not survive this time span.

    Maybe your customer would be more assured if the FGT was equipped with a service plan with defined SLAs. Any hardware will break eventually, and it would be good to have a plan if it does.