ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer
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Palo Alto Networks Panorama
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| Fact | ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer | Palo Alto Networks Panorama |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The vendor provides server system requirements and recommends assigning Firewall Analyzer a dedicated machine. | Panorama can be deployed as a virtual or physical appliance, or both, and used as a manager, Log Collector, or both. |
| Founded | 1996 | 2005 |
| Headquarters | Pleasanton, California, United States | Santa Clara, California, United States |
| Integrations | Firewall Analyzer integrates with ManageEngine OpManager, and the vendor says licenses for both products are required to use them together. | Panorama plugins support integrations including VMware NSX, GlobalProtect cloud service, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and VMware vCenter. |
| Purpose | Firewall Analyzer analyzes firewall logs and manages firewall configurations to help network administrators understand bandwidth use. | Panorama centrally monitors and administers multiple Palo Alto Networks firewalls. |
ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer plans
- Standard Edition$395 a year
- Professional Edition$595 a year
- Enterprise Edition$8,395 a year
- Standard$395 a year
- Professional$595 a year
- Enterprise$8,395 a year
Palo Alto Networks Panorama plans
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Pick ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer if…
Firewall Analyzer suits organizations that need on-premises, multi-vendor firewall reporting and rule analysis. The editions offer different device capacities and monitoring capabilities for smaller or larger deployments.
Pick Palo Alto Networks Panorama if…
Panorama suits organizations managing multiple Palo Alto Networks firewalls across perimeter, data center, cloud, or Prisma Access environments. It is intended for administrators who need centralized policies, visibility, and access controls.