Hardware overview for all Vault product lines
Overview The VP2400 series is the first of Protectli Vault Pro (VP) lineup. The Vault Pro series is characterized by implementation of newer technologies than the original FW series. The VP2400 family includes Intel Celeron J series CPUs (J4125, J6412), single bank DDR4 memory, 1GbE or 2.5GbE Intel NICs (I211, I225-V), M.2 SATA Storage, internal […]
Power Draws The following section is intended to help those that are designing a network and need to calculate the power load on a specific circuit or create an energy budget for a new project. The data may also help a Vault owner analyze an overheating/stress issue. Test Conditions All tests were performed on Vaults […]
Overview The VP4600 is the second model of the Protectli Vault Pro (VP) series. The Vault Pro series is characterized by implementation of newer technologies than the original FW series. The VP4600 family includes 10th Generation Intel CPUs, dual bank DDR4-2666 memory, Intel I225 2.5G Ethernet NICs, M.2 NVMe Storage, Display Port, USB C with […]
As with all Protectli Vault hardware, the FW2B, FW4B and FW4C series need only RAM (memory) and mSATA (storage) added in order to have a fully functional hardware system. In addition, an optional WiFi module can be installed as well. For more information on HW compatibility, see this link. The FW2B, FW4B and FW4C series […]
As with all of the Vault hardware, the FW6 series need only RAM (memory) and mSATA (storage) added in order to have a fully functional hardware system. In addition, an optional 2.5″ SATA drive and WiFi module can be installed. For more information on HW compatibility, see this link. The annotated photo below shows the […]
The Vault is a relatively simple product, in that it only requires a couple of components to be added in order for it to run. The user only needs to add RAM (memory) and mSATA (storage) to the Vault in order to have a fully functional hardware system. However, there is a wide variety of […]
While the Vault’s Intel NIC ports are compatible with a wide variety of operating systems (most OS distributions include Intel NIC drivers by default), there can sometimes be confusion about matching external NIC port numbers to internal OS designations for the NIC ports. External Naming On the outside, The Vault’s network ports are generally labeled […]