Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

Brand: Juniper | Category: Network Security

SKU: JUN-MAG-SM160 | Part #: MAG-SM160 | MPN: MAG-SM160

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About the Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

The Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module is a high-performance SSL VPN blade engineered for deployment within MAG Series chassis, delivering 160 Mbps of SSL VPN throughput to support enterprise remote access at scale. This service module form factor enables network engineers and security architects to install multiple modules within compatible MAG2600 and MAG4610 chassis platforms, allowing incremental throughput expansion as organizational VPN demand grows.

Built on Juniper's IVE OS platform and Juniper Pulse Secure technology, the MAG-SM160 integrates comprehensive authentication mechanisms including certificate-based authentication, multi-factor authentication, RADIUS, LDAP, and Active Directory integration. The module supports flexible access modes—web-based clientless access, Network Connect tunnel mode, and the Pulse Secure client—ensuring compatibility with diverse endpoint environments. Host Checker endpoint posture assessment enforces compliance before granting access, while Juniper Unified Access Control provides granular policy management. High availability is achieved through chassis-level clustering in both active/active and active/passive configurations, and the modular architecture supports multiple service modules per chassis for distributed load handling.

Enterprise Deployment Scenarios

  • Large-scale remote workforce access requiring sustained 160 Mbps SSL VPN throughput across geographically dispersed offices
  • Multi-tenanted security postures where certificate-based and multi-factor authentication protect sensitive network resources
  • Hybrid cloud environments needing endpoint compliance checks via Host Checker before permitting Network Connect tunnel access
  • Mission-critical remote access deployments leveraging active/active clustering for continuous availability and failover resilience
  • Incremental capacity scaling within existing MAG chassis infrastructure without forklift upgrades

Contact Omnixon Global to request a quotation for the MAG-SM160 and explore integration with your SSL VPN architecture.

Technical Specifications

BrandJuniper
CategoryNetwork Security
SKUJUN-MAG-SM160
Part NumberMAG-SM160
ConditionNew
Speed160 Mbps SSL VPN
Manufacturer Part NumberMAG-SM160
Product LineMAG Series Service Modules
SSL VPN Throughput160 Mbps
Form FactorService module (blade) for MAG Series chassis
Compatible ChassisMAG2600, MAG4610
VPN TechnologySSL VPN
Software PlatformIVE OS (Juniper Pulse Secure)
Access Control IntegrationJuniper Unified Access Control (UAC)
Authentication SupportCertificate-based, multi-factor authentication, RADIUS, LDAP, Active Directory
Endpoint ComplianceHost Checker endpoint posture assessment
Access ModesWeb-based clientless access, Network Connect (tunnel mode), Pulse Secure client
High AvailabilitySupported via chassis-level clustering (active/active, active/passive)
ScalabilityMultiple service modules installable per chassis for incremental throughput expansion
Product TypeSSL VPN service module

Frequently Asked Questions about Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

What does the Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN do?

The Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN is enterprise networking hardware for data-center, campus, and branch deployments. Common roles include core/distribution switching, server uplinks, top-of-rack fabric, and edge connectivity in mixed Cisco/Juniper/Arista environments.

Is the Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN compatible with my infrastructure?

The Juniper MAG-SM160 Service Module 160 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN interoperates with standard switching protocols (LACP, MLAG/VPC, 802.1Q, OSPF/BGP). For specific cross-vendor scenarios — Cisco-to-Arista MLAG peering, fabric integration with Cumulus/SONiC, or migration from legacy Catalyst — our network engineers map a compatibility plan as part of the RFQ.