EXACT TAA ORDER LINE AND HARDWARE BOUNDARIES

Juniper SRX320-TAA Procurement and Deployment Guide

Verify the exact TAA-compliant SRX320 order line, eight 1GbE interfaces, Mini-PIM expansion and branch deployment boundaries before purchase.

What SRX320-TAA identifies

SRX320-TAA is Juniper's TAA-compliant SRX320 order line. TAA identity is a procurement boundary; it does not turn the platform into a PoE model or include optional Mini-PIM, subscription or support components unless those items are explicitly present on the quote.

Open the exact SRX320-TAA product record.

Officially documented platform facts

Selection fieldDocumented boundary
Order-line identity SRX320, TAA compliant
Deployment class Small desktop firewall for distributed enterprise branch or retail locations
Built-in network interfaces Eight 1GbE ports: six RJ-45 network ports and two SFP ports
SFP boundary Two 1GbE MACsec-capable SFP ports
Expansion Two Mini-PIM slots; Mini-PIMs are not hot-swappable
Memory and storage 4 GB DRAM and 8 GB flash

Procurement and deployment checks

  1. Require the full SRX320-TAA PID on the quote and receiving record when TAA compliance is mandatory.
  2. Confirm whether PoE is required; Juniper documents SRX320 variants with and without PoE, so the base TAA label must not be treated as proof of PoE capability.
  3. Select SFP transceivers through Juniper's current Hardware Compatibility Tool rather than assuming every 1GbE optic is supported.
  4. List any required Mini-PIM separately and plan a powered-off installation because Mini-PIMs are not hot-swappable.
  5. Validate Junos release, security subscription and support-contract requirements independently from the hardware PID.

Official Juniper sources

This independent procurement guide is not a Juniper publication. Recheck current TAA eligibility, software support, licenses, optics, PoE identity and optional module requirements against the latest Juniper documents and quote.