How to Choose Fortinet — FortiGate NGFW, FortiSwitch, FortiAP & the Security Fabric

Haink supplies Fortinet security and networking hardware to enterprises, service providers, and data centers in Hong Kong, Dubai, and Mainland China. Available product lines include Fortinet FortiGate next-generation firewalls and unified threat management appliances, FortiSwitch secure campus and data center switches, FortiAP wireless access points, FortiAnalyzer log management and analytics, FortiManager centralized policy and device management, FortiWeb web application firewalls, FortiMail email security gateways, and FortiSandbox advanced threat protection platforms.

Fortinet is the world's largest cybersecurity company by units shipped and is known for the FortiASIC custom security processing unit that delivers industry-leading firewall throughput in compact form factors. The Fortinet Security Fabric is Fortinet's integrated platform architecture that connects FortiGate firewalls, FortiSwitch, FortiAP, and supporting security products into a unified management and threat intelligence ecosystem. Haink sources Fortinet hardware through authorized distribution channels and delivers to enterprise and service provider facilities across the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions.

Written and maintained by Haink's network infrastructure team · Updated July 2026 · authorized-channel, serial & FortiCare verified. We size and supply Fortinet across NGFW, switching, Wi-Fi and the Security Fabric — this guide is how we help buyers choose.

Which Fortinet for the Job — Selection by Role

How to Choose Fortinet — the Decision

1. Start from the security role, not the model. Perimeter NGFW, branch SD-WAN, LAN edge, wireless, or WAF/email/identity — that fixes the product before you compare throughput numbers.
2. Size to threat-protection throughput with SSL inspection ON. Never the raw "firewall throughput" number — that's large-packet, security-off marketing. The inspected figure is a fraction of it (see below).
3. Decide the FortiGuard bundle. UTP vs Enterprise Protection gates the NGFW features and is the recurring cost — pick it deliberately, and co-term it across the estate.
4. Consolidate the LAN edge with FortiLink if you want single-console wired + wireless from the FortiGate — or stay best-of-breed if that's your strategy.
5. Confirm channel and FortiCare registration before payment. Authorized sourcing, serial and entitlement check, subscription quoted with the hardware.

How to Size a FortiGate — the Numbers

The single most common Fortinet buying mistake is sizing to the headline "firewall throughput." That figure is measured with large packets and security services off. What you actually run on is threat-protection throughput (IPS + application control + AV) with SSL/TLS inspection enabled — and that is a fraction of the firewall number. A FortiGate 700G, for example, is rated ~164 Gbps firewall but ~26 Gbps threat protection.

Worked example — a 2,000-user HQ with ~2–3 Gbps of internet traffic, mostly TLS: don't buy on a 40–60 Gbps firewall figure. Size to inspected throughput with SSL 1.3 inspection on (which carries real overhead), plus concurrent-session and new-connections-per-second headroom — a FortiGate 200F/400F-class NGFW with a UTP bundle covers it comfortably. Rules of thumb, not guarantees — we size the exact model to your inspected throughput, session counts and inspection profile.

FortiGate Next-Generation Firewalls

FortiGate is Fortinet's flagship NGFW product line covering deployments from small branch offices to hyperscale data center and carrier environments. All FortiGate models run FortiOS and are managed individually, through FortiManager, or via FortiCloud. FortiGate NGFWs deliver firewall, IPS, application control, SSL inspection, web filtering, and antivirus services in a single appliance, accelerated by FortiASIC NP and CP processors.

FortiGate Desktop and Branch (Entry)

• Fortinet FortiGate 40F — compact 1.5 Gbps firewall throughput desktop appliance for very small offices and remote sites, with built-in switch and Wi-Fi option (40F-3G4G with LTE)
• Fortinet FortiGate 60F — 10 Gbps firewall throughput desktop NGFW for small offices and branch deployments, the most widely deployed entry-level FortiGate with SD-WAN, ZTNA, and UTM capabilities
• Fortinet FortiGate 70F — 10 Gbps firewall throughput with 10 GbE SFP+ uplinks for branches requiring fiber connectivity
• Fortinet FortiGate 80F — 10 Gbps firewall throughput with built-in PoE switch ports for branch sites combining firewall and PoE switching
• Fortinet FortiGate 90G — next-generation branch NGFW with 25 Gbps firewall throughput based on FortiASIC SP5 chipset
• Fortinet FortiGate 100F — 20 Gbps firewall throughput 1U appliance for larger branch offices and small enterprise perimeter deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 70G / 50G / 30G — entry G-series NGFWs on FortiASIC SP5 (announced February 2025); the 70G delivers up to 11× IPsec VPN and 7× firewall throughput versus the industry average at a fraction of the power, for distributed and branch security
• Fortinet FortiGate 120G — next-generation 1U NGFW with NP7-based acceleration for growing branch and SME deployments

FortiGate Mid-Range Enterprise

• Fortinet FortiGate 200F — 27 Gbps firewall throughput 1U enterprise firewall for medium-sized business internet edge and SD-WAN head-end deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 201F — same performance as 200F with additional PoE ports for environments combining firewall and powered device management at the edge
• Fortinet FortiGate 400F — 65 Gbps firewall throughput enterprise NGFW for large enterprise campus internet edge, data center perimeter, and WAN aggregation
• Fortinet FortiGate 401F — 400F platform with integrated 1G PoE switch ports
• Fortinet FortiGate 600F — 100 Gbps firewall throughput for large enterprises and service provider WAN aggregation
• Fortinet FortiGate 601F — 600F with additional management and interface options
• Fortinet FortiGate 800F — high-performance 1U NGFW with NP7 acceleration for very large enterprise deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 1000F — 300 Gbps firewall throughput for enterprise data center and large campus deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 1800F — 480 Gbps firewall throughput for large enterprise data center security and internet exchange
• Fortinet FortiGate 2200E / 2201E (legacy/EOL — from stock/refurb) — carrier-grade enterprise firewalls with high session capacity for very large environments
• Fortinet FortiGate 2600F — high-density firewall with 100 GbE interfaces for large data center perimeter deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 3300E / 3400E (legacy/EOL — from stock/refurb) — 1 Tbps+ throughput class enterprise and service provider firewall chassis
• Fortinet FortiGate 3600E (legacy/EOL — from stock/refurb) — high-capacity enterprise NGFW for service provider and large enterprise core security deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 3700F — 3U enterprise firewall with very high IPsec VPN throughput for large SD-WAN hub and enterprise VPN concentrator deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 3980E (legacy/EOL — from stock/refurb) — ultra-high-performance FortiGate for very large service provider environments

FortiGate High-End and Chassis

• Fortinet FortiGate 4200F — 2+4 slot modular chassis with 1.2 Tbps firewall throughput for large service provider and hyperscale enterprise security
• Fortinet FortiGate 4400F — 2+8 slot modular chassis for the highest-throughput enterprise and SP edge deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 4401F — 4400F with additional interface blades for large SP environments requiring high port density
• Fortinet FortiGate 6000F — NP6-based 6-slot chassis series for carrier and hyperscale data center security
• Fortinet FortiGate 6001F / 6300F / 6500F — chassis-based high-capacity NGFWs for the most demanding SP and large enterprise deployments
• Fortinet FortiGate 7000F Series — highest-capacity FortiGate chassis for hyperscale; the 7121F is current, while 7030E / 7040E / 7060E are legacy (from stock/refurb) — highest-capacity FortiGate chassis for hyperscale service provider environments requiring multi-Tbps security throughput

FortiGate Rugged Series

• Fortinet FortiGate Rugged 30D / 60F / 70F — hardened FortiGate appliances for industrial, OT (operational technology), and outdoor environments with extended temperature ranges

FortiSwitch Secure Access Switches

FortiSwitch is Fortinet's secure switching product line designed for enterprise campus and data center environments. FortiSwitch is tightly integrated with FortiGate through FortiLink, allowing FortiGate to manage FortiSwitch ports, VLANs, PoE, and security policies from a single pane of glass. This FortiGate + FortiSwitch integration is Fortinet's core LAN-edge architecture for unified wired and wireless security management.

FortiSwitch Access Layer

• Fortinet FortiSwitch 108F / 108F-POE / 108F-FPOE — 8-port desktop switches for small office and compact access deployments with optional PoE
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 124F / 124F-POE / 124F-FPOE — 24-port access switches for standard office environments with optional PoE+ and PoE++ (full PoE) configurations
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 148F / 148F-POE / 148F-FPOE — 48-port access switches for high-density office and campus access layer deployments
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 224E-POE (aging generation; current access is FortiSwitch 600/2000-series) — 24-port PoE access switch with 4x GbE uplinks for standard enterprise access deployments
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 248E-POE / 248E-FPOE (aging generation; current access is FortiSwitch 600/2000-series) — 48-port PoE access switches for high-density campus access
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 424E / 424E-POE / 424E-FPOE (aging generation; current access is FortiSwitch 600/2000-series) — 24-port switches with 10G SFP+ uplinks for environments requiring higher-speed connectivity to aggregation or distribution
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 448E / 448E-POE / 448E-FPOE (aging generation; current access is FortiSwitch 600/2000-series) — 48-port switches with 10G SFP+ uplinks, widely deployed in enterprise campus access across Fortinet Security Fabric deployments

FortiSwitch Distribution and Aggregation

• Fortinet FortiSwitch 524D / 548D — 24/48-port 1G SFP distribution switches with 10G uplinks for campus distribution and small data center environments
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 624F / 648F — 24/48-port 1G switches with 4x 25G SFP28 uplinks for high-performance campus distribution
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 1024E / 1048E — high-density 24/48-port 10G switches for campus core and data center aggregation
• Fortinet FortiSwitch 3032E — 32-port 100G QSFP28 data center core switch for spine-layer connectivity in enterprise data center fabrics

FortiAP Wireless Access Points

FortiAP is Fortinet's wireless access point product line, integrated with FortiGate NGFW and the Fortinet Security Fabric through FortiLink and FortiCloud wireless management. FortiAP applies FortiGate security policies at the wireless edge and provides unified management with wired switching, firewalling, and SD-WAN through a single FortiManager console.

FortiAP Indoor Access Points

• Fortinet FortiAP 231F — dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) indoor AP for standard enterprise office and SMB deployments with integrated BLE for location services
• Fortinet FortiAP 231G / 233G / 234G / 431G / 433G — Wi-Fi 6E (tri-band, 6 GHz) G-series indoor APs, the current-generation successors to the 231F/234F/431F/433F; the 233G/234G are the volume choice for standard enterprise office density
• Fortinet FortiAP 234F — Wi-Fi 6 AP with dedicated security radio for continuous threat monitoring without impacting client throughput
• Fortinet FortiAP 431F — high-performance dual-band 802.11ax AP with 4x4 MIMO for high-density environments including conference rooms, lobbies, and open-plan offices
• Fortinet FortiAP 433F — high-performance Wi-Fi 6 AP with 4x4 MIMO and dedicated security radio for demanding enterprise environments
• Fortinet FortiAP 441K / 443K — next-generation Wi-Fi 7 indoor APs for the highest throughput and lowest latency wireless environments
• Fortinet FortiAP 831F — high-density Wi-Fi 6 AP designed for very dense enterprise deployments such as auditoriums, stadiums, and large conference facilities

FortiAP Outdoor Access Points

• Fortinet FortiAP 222E (Wi-Fi 5, legacy/EOL) — outdoor 802.11ac AP; superseded by FortiAP 432F/434F
• Fortinet FortiAP 223E (Wi-Fi 5, legacy/EOL) — outdoor dual-band 802.11ac AP for campus perimeter and outdoor gathering areas
• Fortinet FortiAP 432F — outdoor Wi-Fi 6 AP for campus outdoor areas, parking lots, warehouses, and harsh environments
• Fortinet FortiAP 434F — outdoor Wi-Fi 6 AP with four radios for outdoor high-density environments and extended range deployments

FortiAnalyzer — Log Management and Analytics

FortiAnalyzer is Fortinet's centralized log management, analytics, and compliance reporting platform for Fortinet Security Fabric environments. FortiAnalyzer collects logs from FortiGate, FortiSwitch, FortiAP, FortiMail, FortiWeb, and other Fortinet devices, providing enterprise-wide security visibility, threat detection, incident investigation, and regulatory compliance reporting.

• Fortinet FortiAnalyzer 300G — entry appliance for small to mid-size FortiGate deployments with up to 25 TB storage
• Fortinet FortiAnalyzer 800G — mid-range appliance for medium enterprise environments
• Fortinet FortiAnalyzer 1000F / 2000E / 3000F / 3500F / 3700F — scaling appliances for large enterprise, MSSP, and service provider FortiGate fleet management with multi-PB storage capacity
• Fortinet FortiAnalyzer-VM — virtual machine version for cloud and virtualized environment deployments

FortiManager — Centralized Network Management

FortiManager is Fortinet's centralized network and security management platform for managing large deployments of FortiGate, FortiSwitch, and FortiAP devices. FortiManager provides policy management, device provisioning, firmware orchestration, and configuration automation across distributed enterprise and MSSP environments with hundreds or thousands of Fortinet devices.

• Fortinet FortiManager 300G — entry appliance for managing up to hundreds of Fortinet devices
• Fortinet FortiManager 1000F / 2000E / 3000F / 3700F — scaling appliances for large enterprise and MSSP device fleets
• Fortinet FortiManager-VM — virtual machine version for cloud-hosted management deployments

FortiWeb — Web Application Firewall

FortiWeb is Fortinet's web application firewall (WAF) and API security platform, protecting web applications, APIs, and microservices from OWASP Top 10 threats, bot attacks, DDoS, and zero-day exploits using ML-based threat detection. FortiWeb is available as hardware appliances, virtual machines, and cloud instances on AWS, Azure, and GCP.

• Fortinet FortiWeb 400E / 600E — entry and mid-range hardware WAF appliances for small to medium web application environments
• Fortinet FortiWeb 1000F / 2000F / 3000F / 3010E / 4000F — high-throughput WAF appliances for large enterprise and service provider web and API protection
• Fortinet FortiWeb-VM — virtual WAF for private cloud and virtualized data center deployments

FortiMail — Email Security Gateway

FortiMail is Fortinet's secure email gateway providing advanced email threat protection including anti-spam, anti-phishing, anti-malware, sandboxing, email encryption, and DLP. FortiMail integrates with FortiSandbox for zero-day email attachment analysis and with FortiAnalyzer for unified security logging.

• Fortinet FortiMail 60F / 200F / 400F / 900F / 3000F / 6000F — hardware email security appliances scaling from small business deployments to large enterprise and service provider email environments
• Fortinet FortiMail-VM — virtual email security gateway for data center and cloud deployments

FortiSandbox — Advanced Threat Protection

FortiSandbox is Fortinet's advanced threat protection platform providing dynamic analysis of suspicious files and URLs in an isolated sandbox environment. FortiSandbox integrates with FortiGate, FortiMail, FortiProxy, and FortiWeb to provide zero-day threat detection, sharing verdicts back to the Fortinet Security Fabric in real time.

• Fortinet FortiSandbox 1000F / 2000E / 3000F — hardware sandbox appliances for enterprise deployments requiring on-premises zero-day threat analysis
• Fortinet FortiSandbox-VM — virtual sandbox for private cloud environments

FortiAuthenticator and FortiToken — Identity and MFA

FortiAuthenticator is Fortinet's identity and access management appliance providing RADIUS, LDAP, SAML, and OAuth-based authentication with integrated multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Fortinet VPN, ZTNA, and network access. FortiToken is Fortinet's hardware and mobile OTP token for TOTP-based MFA.

• Fortinet FortiAuthenticator 200F / 400E / 800F / 3000F / 3000E — hardware identity appliances for enterprise MFA and network access management
• Fortinet FortiToken 200 — OATH-compliant hardware TOTP token for offline two-factor authentication
• Fortinet FortiToken Mobile — mobile app for iOS and Android-based soft token MFA

Fortinet Security Fabric

The Fortinet Security Fabric is Fortinet's platform architecture that connects FortiGate firewalls, FortiSwitch LAN switches, FortiAP wireless access points, FortiAnalyzer, FortiManager, FortiClient endpoint security, FortiSandbox, FortiWeb, and FortiMail into an integrated ecosystem with shared threat intelligence, unified management, and automated orchestration.

Key Security Fabric capabilities relevant to enterprise procurement:

• FortiLink — direct integration between FortiGate and FortiSwitch/FortiAP for managing the entire LAN edge from the FortiGate policy engine, eliminating the need for separate switch and wireless management consoles
• Fortinet Security Rating — continuous assessment of Security Fabric configuration against best practices with specific remediation guidance
• FortiGuard Threat Intelligence — AI-powered global threat intelligence updating FortiGate IPS, AV, application control, and URL filtering in real time from Fortinet's global sensor network
• FortiAI — generative AI assistant embedded in FortiGate FortiOS for automated threat analysis, policy recommendations, and incident investigation
• Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) — FortiGate-native ZTNA for replacing legacy VPN with identity-verified, least-privilege application access
• SD-WAN — built into FortiOS on all FortiGate models, with centralized SD-WAN orchestration through FortiManager

Where Haink Supplies Fortinet Equipment

• Hong Kong — FortiGate NGFWs, FortiSwitch, FortiAP, FortiAnalyzer, and FortiManager delivered duty-free through Hong Kong's free port for local and regional deployments. Fortinet hardware supplier Hong Kong →
• Dubai — Fortinet security appliances and networking hardware delivered through Dubai free trade zone logistics for UAE enterprise deployment and distribution across the Middle East and Africa. Fortinet hardware supplier Dubai →
• Mainland China — FortiGate firewalls, FortiSwitch, FortiAP, and Fortinet management platforms delivered to enterprises and data centers across Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and other major cities with full import coordination. Fortinet hardware supplier Mainland China →

Lifecycle — What to Buy Now vs From Stock

Buying Genuine Fortinet — Serial & FortiCare Verification

Gray-market Fortinet is a real risk: a FortiGate sold outside authorized distribution may arrive with no valid FortiCare contract, or with entitlement already registered to another company — either of which blocks FortiGuard updates and Fortinet support, leaving you with an expensive stateful router. Before payment we source through authorized channels, verify each serial and its FortiCare registration/entitlement with Fortinet, and confirm the unit is clean to register to you. Refurbished EOL chassis (E-series) are fine when that's what you're buying — but we label them as such. A price far below market usually means a FortiCare or gray-market problem; ask us to verify before you commit.

When Fortinet Isn't the Answer

We stay neutral, because Fortinet isn't always the right call:

• You want the deepest single-vendor SOC/ML security stack. Palo Alto Networks is the benchmark to weigh here — we keep that comparison on Fortinet vs Palo Alto rather than repeating it.
• You're already all-Cisco or all-Juniper for networking. Bolting Fortinet security onto that fabric can add tooling and operational overhead versus the incumbent's own security line.
• You deliberately want best-of-breed. If your strategy is separate best-in-class firewall, switching and Wi-Fi vendors, the Security Fabric's consolidation advantage doesn't apply to you.
• You can't actively manage licensing. FortiGuard bundles, per-feature SKUs and co-termination dates need ownership — if nobody owns that, budget for the drift.
• Fortinet earns its place on price-per-protected-Mbps and single-vendor Fabric consolidation — strongest for distributed enterprises and cost-sensitive high-throughput security.

Why Organizations Choose Fortinet

• FortiASIC — custom ASIC processors delivering firewall, IPsec, and SSL inspection throughput significantly higher than software-based competitors at comparable price points, enabling smaller appliances to handle enterprise-scale traffic
• FortiLink integration — FortiGate + FortiSwitch + FortiAP managed from a single pane eliminates the cost and complexity of separate switching and wireless management infrastructure
• Unified platform — FortiOS runs across FortiGate from the smallest desktop to hyperscale chassis, meaning operational skills and policy constructs apply uniformly across all FortiGate deployments
• Competitive TCO — FortiGate consistently delivers the lowest cost per protected Mbps versus Palo Alto Networks, Check Point, and Cisco Firepower in third-party performance testing, particularly for SSL inspection throughput
• FortiGuard subscription services — bundled IPS, AV, URL filtering, application control, and FortiSandbox integration available through unified Enterprise Protection and Unified Threat Protection bundles

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I size a FortiGate — firewall throughput vs threat-protection throughput?

Size to threat-protection throughput with SSL inspection on, not the headline "firewall throughput." The firewall number is measured with large packets and security services off; in production you run IPS, application control and AV with TLS inspection, and that inspected figure is a fraction of the firewall one — a FortiGate 700G is rated ~164 Gbps firewall but ~26 Gbps threat protection. Add concurrent-session and new-connections-per-second headroom and allowance for TLS 1.3 inspection overhead. We size the exact model to your real inspected throughput and session profile rather than the datasheet headline.

F-series or G-series FortiGate — which should I buy now?

The G-series (70G/90G/120G/700G/900G) runs Fortinet's newer SP5/NP7 ASICs — much higher inspected throughput per watt, and post-quantum and FortiAI ready — so it's the right choice for new multi-year deployments. The F-series (60F/200F/400F and up) is fully supported, is often available faster from stock, and remains a sound pick when you need units immediately or are matching an existing F-series estate. For a fresh rollout we lean G-series; for immediate branch stock or estate consistency, F-series.

How do I make sure a FortiGate is genuine and FortiCare-registered?

Gray-market FortiGate may arrive with no valid FortiCare contract or with entitlement already registered to another company — either of which blocks FortiGuard updates and Fortinet support. Before payment we source through authorized distribution, verify each serial and its FortiCare registration and entitlement status with Fortinet, and confirm the unit is clean to register to you. If you're knowingly buying refurbished EOL chassis we label them as such. A price far below market usually signals a FortiCare or gray-market issue — we check before you commit.

What is the difference between FortiGate 200F, 400F, and 600F?

FortiGate 200F delivers 27 Gbps firewall throughput in 1U for medium-sized enterprises. FortiGate 400F delivers 65 Gbps firewall throughput for large enterprise internet edge and WAN aggregation. FortiGate 600F delivers 100 Gbps for very large enterprise and SP WAN aggregation. All three run the same FortiOS and support SD-WAN, ZTNA, and full UTM services; the primary differentiator is throughput capacity, interface density, and connection table size appropriate for the scale of deployment.

What FortiGate models does Haink supply?

Haink supplies Fortinet FortiGate 40F, 60F, 70F, 80F, 90G, 100F, 120G, 200F, 201F, 400F, 401F, 600F, 601F, 800F, 1000F, 1800F, 2200E, 2600F, 3300E, 3400E, 3600E, 3700F, 4200F, 4400F, and FortiGate 6000F and 7000F series chassis. Branch ruggedized models (FortiGate Rugged 30D, 60F, 70F) are also available.

What is FortiLink and why does it matter?

FortiLink is Fortinet's proprietary protocol that allows a FortiGate firewall to directly manage FortiSwitch and FortiAP access points — including port configuration, VLANs, PoE, and wireless profiles — from the FortiGate management interface rather than requiring separate switch management software or a wireless controller. This integration eliminates the cost of a dedicated wireless LAN controller (WLC) and switch management platform, and allows firewall security policies to be enforced at the access layer on both wired and wireless ports simultaneously.

What is the difference between FortiAnalyzer and FortiManager?

FortiAnalyzer handles log collection, long-term storage, security analytics, threat investigation, and compliance reporting for Fortinet Security Fabric deployments. FortiManager handles centralized configuration management, policy deployment, firmware orchestration, and provisioning automation for FortiGate, FortiSwitch, and FortiAP devices. Large enterprises typically deploy both: FortiManager to manage device configurations and FortiAnalyzer to manage security visibility and reporting. Both are available as hardware appliances and virtual machines.

What Fortinet FortiSwitch models does Haink supply?

Haink supplies Fortinet FortiSwitch 108F, 124F, 148F, 224E, 248E, 424E, 448E (all with PoE and full-PoE options), FortiSwitch 524D, 548D, 624F, 648F distribution switches, FortiSwitch 1024E, 1048E aggregation switches, and FortiSwitch 3032E 100G data center spine switches.

Does Haink supply FortiAP Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E access points?

Yes. Haink supplies Fortinet FortiAP 231F, 233G, 234F, 431F, 433F, 441K, 443K indoor APs and FortiAP 432F and 434F outdoor APs. The 233G and 443K support Wi-Fi 6E (6 GHz band) for next-generation high-density wireless deployments. The 441K and 443K support Wi-Fi 7.

What is FortiGuard and do I need a subscription?

FortiGuard is Fortinet's threat intelligence and content security subscription service. Without a FortiGuard subscription, FortiGate provides stateful firewall and basic routing functionality. With FortiGuard, FortiGate activates IPS signatures, antivirus, URL filtering, application control, DNS filtering, and sandbox integration updated continuously from Fortinet's global threat intelligence network. Enterprise deployments typically require the Unified Threat Protection (UTP) or Enterprise Protection (ENT) FortiGuard bundle for full NGFW functionality. Haink assists with FortiGuard subscription procurement alongside hardware orders.

Is Fortinet hardware available from stock for fast delivery?

Yes. Haink maintains access to FortiGate branch and enterprise firewalls, FortiSwitch access layer switches, and FortiAP wireless access points from regional distributor stock in Asia and the Middle East. Contact Haink for current availability and delivery timelines for specific Fortinet models in Hong Kong, Dubai, or Mainland China.