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SonicWall TZ680

The highest-capacity model in the TZ Gen 8 series, with 10 Gb/s uplinks and up to 600 thousand DPI connections.

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Firewalls
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SonicWall TZ
SonicWall TZ680 product view

Overview

Higher-end TZ Gen 8 model for branches with greater demands. Final selection must consider the environment, configuration, licensing and the controls to be enabled.

Key features

Technical specifications

SystemSonicOS 8
Network ports8 × RJ45 1 GbE + 2 × SFP+ 10/5/2.5/1 Gb/s
Console and USB1 × micro-USB console; 1 × USB Type-C; USB Type-A on the rear panel
Form factorDesktop
Unit dimensions22.5 × 14.9 × 3.5 cm (L × W × H)
Weight0.97 kg
Maximum power consumption16,99 W
Power supply100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz; optional second power supply, sold separately
Logical VLAN/tunnel interfacesUp to 256
Site-to-site VPN tunnelsUp to 250
Maximum SPI / DPI connections1.600.000 / 600.000
Integrated Wi-FiNo
Firewall inspection throughput5 Gb/s¹
Application inspection throughput3 Gb/s²
IPS throughput3 Gb/s²
Threat prevention throughput2.5 Gb/s²
IPSec VPN throughput2.5 Gb/s³
New connections per second26.000
IPSec VPN clients10 included; maximum 500 subject to licensing
SSL VPN / NetExtender2 included; maximum 250 subject to licensing
StorageOptional expansion up to 512 GB; base capacity not specified in the table
WWAN USBSupport for compatible USB 5G/LTE/4G/3G cards
PoENo
TPMNot specified in the technical datasheet consulted
Physical management interfaceX0 LAN/MGMT; no additional dedicated port described
Power supply60 W
TLS/SSL inspection800 Mb/s²
Maximum TLS connections75.000
Metodologia 1Firewall: maximum laboratory performance according to RFC 2544. The document does not state the packet size in this note.
Metodologia 2Manufacturer note 3: Keysight HTTP test tools; Gateway AV, Anti-Spyware, IPS and Application Control enabled. The datasheet links Application Inspection/IPS/Threat Prevention to this note; it does not detail all differences between the individual profiles.
Metodologia 3VPN: UDP traffic, 1418-byte packets, AESGMAC16-256, according to RFC 2544.

Figures published by the manufacturer. Final sizing depends on the environment, enabled services and traffic profile.

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