1. Current Model and Capacity
CPU/memory utilization, session counts, internet capacity and enabled security services are key inputs for deciding whether the current appliance remains suitable.
Automatically renewing the same license scope is not always the best option. Appliance capacity, usage, security services and support lifecycle should be reviewed together.
CPU/memory utilization, session counts, internet capacity and enabled security services are key inputs for deciding whether the current appliance remains suitable.
Review which security services are actually used, such as IPS, web filtering and application control. Unnecessary or missing coverage can be clarified before quotation.
Manufacturer support status and intended service life should be considered. If hardware replacement is approaching, a license-only renewal may not be the most suitable technical or commercial option.
The decision should consider performance, security services, connectivity, growth and total cost of ownership.
Actual sizing, licensing, security or architecture decisions should be based on the existing environment, vendor support conditions and project requirements.
No. The guide explains general evaluation criteria. Actual product, license or architecture decisions should be based on the existing infrastructure and a requirements assessment.
User/device counts, current products or infrastructure, capacity, license terms and expected growth information can speed up the quotation process.
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