Up to 2,000 concurrent users at 70 to 150 Mbps of throughput, matching the physical 610's user ceiling. It's built for a mid-size organization that wants that capacity without adding a rack appliance.

A baseline of 6 CPU cores, 16 to 32 GB of RAM, and about 500 GB of direct-attached disk space. If you scale up the core count later, plan on adding roughly 2 GB of RAM for each additional core.

Yes, the same as the Vx410 and the physical 410 and up. It decrypts and filters HTTPS sessions across the board rather than just checking the destination domain.

Yes, as long as the host has the CPU cores, RAM, and direct-attached disk space to spare. It doesn't require dedicated hardware, though performance depends on what else is competing for those resources.

At that point, the physical 810 and up move into higher throughput and user tiers with dedicated redundant hardware, which is worth considering once a single virtual instance is no longer enough.