Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

Brand: Juniper | Category: Network Security

SKU: JUN-MAG-SM360 | Part #: MAG-SM360 | MPN: MAG-SM360

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About the Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

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The Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps is a purpose-built SSL VPN throughput expansion blade engineered for enterprises requiring robust remote access capabilities. As a chassis service module compatible with the Juniper MAG Series Junos Pulse Gateway platform, the MAG-SM360 delivers 360 Mbps of SSL VPN throughput to accelerate secure remote connectivity. This module operates within Juniper's proven SSL/TLS VPN protocol framework and integrates seamlessly into existing MAG Series deployments, managed directly through the MAG chassis administrative interface via Juniper Pulse Connect Secure or Pulse Policy Secure. Organizations leveraging the Juniper Unified Access Control (UAC) and Junos Pulse ecosystem gain a purpose-designed component that scales VPN performance without requiring architectural redesign.

Network security architects and IT procurement teams looking to expand SSL VPN capacity within established Juniper infrastructure typically select the MAG-SM360 when remote user demand outpaces current gateway throughput. The module's integration into the MAG Series chassis—rather than deployment as a standalone appliance—appeals to enterprises already standardized on Juniper's Pulse Connect Secure platform for centralized remote access policy and authentication. High availability support is native; the MAG-SM360 participates directly in MAG chassis HA configurations, eliminating single points of failure in mission-critical VPN infrastructure. This modular approach allows capacity scaling without wholesale platform replacement, reducing both capital expenditure and operational disruption during deployment.

Omnixon Global stocks the MAG-SM360 (part number MAG-SM360) with full Juniper Networks manufacturer support included, ensuring your organization maintains vendor-backed SLAs and technical resources. Whether you are expanding an existing MAG deployment or architecting a new SSL VPN infrastructure, our team is ready to provide detailed specifications, compatibility verification, and streamlined procurement. Contact Omnixon Global today to submit your request for quotation and confirm availability and lead times for your deployment timeline.

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Technical Specifications

BrandJuniper
CategoryNetwork Security
SKUJUN-MAG-SM360
Part NumberMAG-SM360
ConditionNew
Speed360 Mbps SSL VPN
Manufacturer Part NumberMAG-SM360
Product SeriesMAG Series
Product TypeSSL VPN Service Module
Compatible PlatformJuniper MAG Series Junos Pulse Gateway chassis
SSL VPN Throughput360 Mbps
Form FactorChassis service module (blade)
VPN Protocol SupportSSL/TLS
Management IntegrationManaged via MAG chassis Pulse Connect Secure / Pulse Policy Secure administrative interface
Access Control FrameworkJuniper Unified Access Control (UAC) / Junos Pulse
High Availability SupportYes — participates in MAG chassis HA configurations
Manufacturer SupportJuniper Networks manufacturer support included
Product LineMAG Service Module
Intended UseEnterprise remote access SSL VPN throughput expansion

Frequently Asked Questions about Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN

What does the Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN do?

The Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 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-SM360 Service Module 360 Mbps for MAG SSL VPN compatible with my infrastructure?

The Juniper MAG-SM360 Service Module 360 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.