Huawei NGFW Reviews

We are facing some session problems when we are using it in the DC core. Its behavior is abrupt. Sometimes it's working great and sometimes, the session gets stuck, and it would not kill automatically. You need to restart or reset the firewall, and it'll work for over one or two months. Then it happens again, the session problems. There's something wrong with that version, maybe. That happens only with the EMC query. The user interface could be more user-friendly. We need to dig down some major features like SSL VPN and IPsec VPN. We need to dig into the features and then the sub interfaces to configure it for our environment. We do see many false positives. Security features are not up to the mark for the enterprise level as yet.

In other next-generation firewalls, if you are creating virtual systems, they will create separate hardware resources for different virtual systems. Other products will create a different routing table when we create a routing protocol. In Huawei, the routing table, control plan, and data plan will share the resources. Every virtual system should have separate resources, routing tables, and hardware resources. We have created multiple segments and virtual systems, and we don't want one segment to communicate with another. The product must divide the virtual firewalls with different utilization systems. The hardware, routing switch, and security bundle should be separate and different. The solution does not have sandboxing features. It should provide a sandboxing solution. It should also work on zero-day attacks. The solution should be comparable with the products provided by Palo Alto, Check Point, and Cisco.

What is our primary use case The solution is deployed on-premises. What is most valuable? The most useful feature is the performance of the firewalls and networking operations. For now, we're using Huawei for small and medium enterprises. They're working excellently for now. For how…