ZoneAlarm Z100G

ZoneAlarm Z100G
Developer(s)	Check Point
Initial release	2006

Stable release	8.0
Operating system	Proprietary
Available in	English
Type	Unified Threat Management, Firewall, VPN
License	Commercial
Website	www.ZoneAlarm.com/z100g

ZoneAlarm Secure Wireless Router Z100G is a discontinued Unified Threat Management security router for the home and SOHO market.

The Z100G was developed by SofaWare Technologies, a Check Point Company. The hardware is similar to SofaWare's Safe@Office and VPN-1 Edge lines, and the software differs only in what features the license allows the user to access and to what degree.

Features

ZoneAlarm Z100G provides networking and security related features, including -

Router with 4 Fast Ethernet LAN ports and one WAN port.
Wireless access point with 108 Mbit/s Super G and Extended Range (XR) technologies.
Stateful Inspection Firewall
Remote Access VPN for a single user at a time
Intrusion Prevention IPS
Gateway Antivirus
Web filtering
USB 2.0 Print Server
Security Reporting
Integrated ActiveX Remote Desktop client to connect to internal computers

Performance

Firewall Throughput - 70 Mbit/s
VPN Throughput - 5 Mbit/s (AES)
Concurrent Firewall Connections - 4,000

External links

Firewall software

Linux

Apps	Netfilter L7-filter NuFW ipset iptables nftables FireHOL Firestarter FirewallD Shorewall Uncomplicated Firewall MoBlock Privoxy Squid

Distros	SmoothWall IPCop IPFire LEDE OpenWrt Zeroshell Untangle

BSD

Apps	PF NPF ipfirewall IPFilter

Distros	M0n0wall SmallWall pfSense

OS X

Windows

Commercial	Check Point Integrity Kaspersky Internet Security McAfee Personal Firewall Plus Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway Norton 360 Norton Personal Firewall Norton Internet Security Outpost Firewall Pro Symantec Endpoint Protection Trend Micro Internet Security Windows Firewall Windows Live OneCare WinGate WinRoute

Freemium	Comodo Internet Security Online Armor Personal Firewall PC Tools Internet Security ZoneAlarm

Open-source	PeerBlock PeerGuardian

Appliances

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