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{: #faqs-for-fortigate-security-appliance-10gbps}
The following are some frequently asked questions you may have about working with the FortiGate Security Appliance 10 Gbps firewall. {: shortdesc}
What is the difference between FortiGate Security Appliance (FSA) 10 Gbps and FSA 1 Gbps? What about Virtual Router Appliance?
{: #differences} {: faq} {: support}
FSA 10 Gbps provides faster throughput compared to FSA 1 Gbps. It allows the customer to protect multiple VLANs (both private and public). More add-ons such as Anti-Virus (AV), Intrusion Prevention (IPS), and web filtering can be enabled on demand.
Virtual Router Appliance also protects multiple VLANs. However, Virtual Router Appliance does not provide next-generation firewall add-ons and purpose-built security processors.
{: #vlan} {: faq} {: support}
No, it is not possible to have an FSA 10G and a network gateway device to be associated with the same customer VLAN.
{: #network} {: faq} {: support}
IBM offers private connectivity free of charge, which is one of the key differentiators in the marketplace.
{: #multi-vlan} {: faq} {: support}
No, only FSA 10 Gbps supports multiple VLANs.
{: #federal} {: faq} {: support}
FSA 10 Gbps is not currently available in Federal data centers.
{: #vra} {: faq} {: support}
Yes.
{: #upgrade} {: faq} {: support}
Not currently.
{: #multiple-pods} {: faq} {: support}
Not currently. FSA 10 Gbps is only able to protect VLANs for the pod it is deployed in.
{: #default-dns-servers}
By default, FortiGate uses the following FortiGuard's DNS servers.
- Primary:
208.91.112.53 - Secondary:
208.91.112.52