HP TippingPoint S3020F Network Security Appliance REFURB JC884A

REFURBISHED & BENCH TESTED WITH A 90-DAY CCS WARRANTY!!!

Overview

Modern cyber threats require deep inspection of network traffic beyond what traditional firewalls can provide. Organizations need real-time threat detection and prevention at the network edge.

The HP TippingPoint S3020F (JC884A) is a next-generation intrusion prevention system (NGIPS) designed to detect and block advanced threats in real time. It uses deep packet inspection and signature-based detection to protect enterprise networks from malware, exploits, and unauthorized activity.

Key Features

• Next-generation intrusion prevention system (NGIPS)
• Real-time threat detection and blocking
• Deep packet inspection (DPI)
• Protection against exploits and malware
• Inline deployment for active traffic inspection
• Advanced threat intelligence and filtering
• Enterprise-grade security performance
• Centralized management support

Technical Specifications

Brand: HP (HPE)
Model: TippingPoint S3020F
Part Number: JC884A
Product Type: Intrusion Prevention Appliance

Device Type

Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System (NGIPS)

Connectivity

Wired networking

Networking Features

• Full-duplex communication
• OSPF routing support

Protocols

Fast Ethernet

Management

• CLI-based management
• Centralized control support

Memory

8 GB RAM

Power

• 493W power consumption
• AC 120/230V
• Redundant power support

Use Cases

• Advanced threat detection and prevention
• Protecting enterprise network perimeter
• Blocking malware and exploit attacks
• Securing data center environments
• Enhancing existing firewall deployments

Why Choose HP TippingPoint S3020F

• Deep packet inspection for advanced threats
• Real-time intrusion prevention
• Works alongside firewalls for layered security
• Enterprise-grade protection capabilities
• Reliable and scalable security platform
• Brand new with full HPE warranty

FAQs

What is the HP JC884A used for?
It is used to detect and block advanced network threats in real time.

Is this a firewall?
No. It is an intrusion prevention system (NGIPS), which complements firewalls.

What does deep packet inspection mean?
It analyzes packet contents to detect threats beyond basic traffic filtering.

Can it replace a firewall?
No. It is typically used alongside a firewall for layered security.

How is it managed?
It is managed through CLI and centralized management systems.