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NDR - Certified Hardware support Now available

All NDR customers can now deploy the NDR Sensor on certified Hardware, no additional license is required.

NDR and Log Collectors are supported on VMWARE, MS Hyper-V, AWS AMI, and Hardware.

NDR is currently supported on the following Certified HW options.

CERTIFIED   CERTIFIED   CERTIFIED   CERTIFIED   CERTIFIED   CERTIFIED  
Dell R660 2 Socket Dell R660xs Dell R650 Dell R450 Dell R350 Intel Nuc 13th Gen
40Gbps 40Gbps 20Gbps 10Gbps 4Gbps 2.5Gbps
120K connections/sec 80K Connections/sec 40k Connections/sec 20k Connections/sec 8K Connections/sec 4k Connections/sec
64 CPUs 32 CPUs 24 CPUs 16 CPUs 8CPUs 12 CPUs
128GB memory 64GB memory 64GB memory 32GB memory 32GB memory 32GB memory

IMPORTANT: See full spec sheet before ordering HW.  Please insure the HW matches the specific requirements around CPU, Memory, Disk and Networking (DAUL NIC card) requirements.

ndr hw specs (4) (2).xlsx(Revised Aug 2024)

NOTE: Intel NUC 13th Gen has limited availability and we are in the certification process for an alternate low end device for branch offices and labs.

Sizing guidance for Certified HW:

Some general guidance on sizing the Appliance for your network.

If you know the peak and sustained bandwidth consumption at the switch, it is fairly straightforward to map that to the max bandwidth information in the sizing document and the peak bandwidth you experience. NDR is aware and handles streaming and elephant flows (Backup activity) with optimization for this type of traffic. Most threats are identified in typical browsing and general application network activity.

Check the capacity of the switch that you are going to be getting mirrored traffic from - the NDR Sensor should be the same capacity.

If you are still uncertain, here is a table for a typical business: For a typical business, we assume 20% are power users with multiple devices (Devs and the like), 60% typical users with browsing, email activity, and 20% light users. The organization uses VoIP, has some video streaming, and large file upload/download activity, as well as servers for applications and web hosting.

If you are heavy users of video/music streaming, you may want the next level up. If mostly emailing, one level down.

NUC (2.5Gbps):

  • To support up to 2.5K users
  • ~0.7Gbps expected sustained traffic with peak loads 2-3x
  • Device should handle peak loads and growth

DELL R350 (4Gbps):

  • To support up to 5K users
  • ~1.4Gbps expected sustained traffic with peak loads 2x
  • Device should handle peak loads and growth

DELL R450 (10Gbps):

  • To support up to 12.5K users
  • ~3.4Gbps expected sustained traffic with peak loads 2x
  • Device should handle peak loads and growth

DELL R650 (20Gbps):

  • To support up to 25K users
  • ~6.8Gbps expected sustained traffic with peak loads 2x
  • Device should handle peak loads and growth

DELL R660 (40Gbps):

  • To support up to 50K users
  • ~13.7Gbps expected sustained traffic with peak loads 2x
  • Device should handle peak loads and growth
Installation Guide
 
Install documentation is still being finalized and the Hardware option is marked as Beta while we complete those documents and confirm deployments are proceeding as expected.

Please refer to the documents below:
NDR Install guide on Certified DELL hardware

NDR Install guide on Certified Intel NUC V13

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  • in reply to Karl_Ackerman

    Ok, now I am confused. The OnLogic Helix 511 is a 12th Gen architecture. When the original spec was for a 13th Gen.

    With my ASUS NUC can I get the change they made to the Intel NUC done?
    The ASUS NUC is the same as the Intel NUC and takes the Intel LAN and USB Add-on Assembly Module NUCIOALUWS, so fits the requirements.

    Thanks

    Andy

  • in reply to andyhaigh

    Sorry about the confusion. 

    We have completed the certification on an OnLogic 510-55 (Raptor lake) device to replace the Intel/ASUS NUC.

    Below are the details.  When we release the update to NDR to add support we will be posting an updated certified HW List and instructions to use a Custom SKU when ordering from OnLogic.  

    Replacement for the Intel NUC/ASUS devices.
    You will need to change the default configuration to match what is shown below:
    Changes from default configuration: Processor, Memory, Primary Storage and Auto Power on.
    Select AC Adaptor, Mounting brackets and Warranty to suite your needs
    OnLogic MC510-55 Intel® 13th Gen Edge Computer MC510-55 
    • Processor         1 x Intel Core i5-13500TE (Raptor Lake) 1.3~4.5 GHz 14-Core Processor, 20 Threads - 35 W TDP
    • Memory (RAM)     2 x Transcend SO-DIMM DDR4 3200 Memory - 16GB
    • Primary Storage    1 x Transcend M.2 2280-D2-M NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD - 2TB
    • Hardware Setting     1 x Set System to Auto Power On via BIOS
     
    • AC Adapter 1 x Power Adapter DC 20 V, 6A, 120 W (US Power Cord Included)
    • Mounting Brackets 1 x Wall Mounting Kit Assembly and Validation 1 x Standard Build (ships in 3-5 business days from parts availability)
    • Warranty 1 x 2 Year Standard Warranty
      
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