Cisco SSG-6510
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The Cisco SSG-6510 was a device that allows dynamic direction of IP traffic to various services. It was typically deployed at the edge of a service provider's network where users would connect, log in, and be directed to whatever service they were paying for.
The SSG-6510 ran a derivative of Wind River Systems', VxWorks, and included a utility to flash the BIOS chip in-circuit. It was constructed using many of the same hardware components found in the Cisco PIX 510/520 and the LocalDirector 410/416/420/430, such as the chassis, Intel 440LX/440BX/440BX2 motherboard, Intel 82558/82559 NIC's, and flash card. It featured a Pentium II 300 or 450MHz CPU, 384MB of SDRAM, and 2MB of flash storage for the OS.
