Sophos UTM 110/120 Firewall Revision appliance

If you install with an asg-<preferred version>.iso on it there should be no problem. https://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/utm-downloads.aspx

The ssi-....isos require a "real" license to work. There exists a workaround to use a home license on hardware installed with ssi-...iso, but you don't miss anything by using the software image on a UTM120 (other thing with 2xx and upwards models since they have a display).

Depending on your internet connection you should consider using a SF-PC with stronger hardware than a UTM120 has.

i working now with utm 9 virtual appliance on lenovo m72 tower,works fine..dual core procc works fine with 4 ram

but i want appliance:)somthing small and comfortable,so i wnat to buy asg120 appliance from e-bay(used) or to buy intel nuc with i3-i5 cpu and install utm home on it

this is some info tha i got from seller :

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Don't give too much on the throughput values, the user/device count is much more relevant. It depends a bit on which modules you activate on the UTM, but in most cases you can take your device number and take it x 1,2 - 1,5. Thats the real count of "users" the UTM is designed for (UTM sizing guide).

If seen only from tech level, a UTM120 will be a downgrade in speed compared to your actual configuration. A UTM120 has 2GB RAM, your config 4G, rev5 has an older Atom cpu. In my opinion no benefit in the appliance...

I run my UTM home on a Celeron J1900 board with 2 onboard NICs and 2 PCIe NICs, 4GB RAM. Thats a configuration I could recommend (apart from the PCIe NIC) for home usage. Yes it has more energy costs than a UTM120 (I should test it some time...), but the speed difference is uncomparable.

As I said above, a home license can be used with an ASG ISO. The hardware appliances from Sophos can be installed both with ASG / SSI ISO but come normally with a SSI Image for the hardware appliances. A home license can only be enabled with a ASG image, not on an appliance running with an SSI image.

Don't give too much on the throughput values, the user/device count is much more relevant. It depends a bit on which modules you activate on the UTM, but in most cases you can take your device number and take it x 1,2 - 1,5. Thats the real count of "users" the UTM is designed for (UTM sizing guide).

If seen only from tech level, a UTM120 will be a downgrade in speed compared to your actual configuration. A UTM120 has 2GB RAM, your config 4G, rev5 has an older Atom cpu. In my opinion no benefit in the appliance...

I run my UTM home on a Celeron J1900 board with 2 onboard NICs and 2 PCIe NICs, 4GB RAM. Thats a configuration I could recommend (apart from the PCIe NIC) for home usage. Yes it has more energy costs than a UTM120 (I should test it some time...), but the speed difference is uncomparable.

As I said above, a home license can be used with an ASG ISO. The hardware appliances from Sophos can be installed both with ASG / SSI ISO but come normally with a SSI Image for the hardware appliances. A home license can only be enabled with a ASG image, not on an appliance running with an SSI image.

thanks for the info

Ilya, the top thread in this forum is an unofficial compatibility list.  You might want to check the posts from the last few months.

Cheers - Bob