EDL Capacity of NGFW Firewalls

[Eric_Troldahl]

I have a PA-220 that appears to have maxed out it's EDL capacity for URLs.  In looking for a replacement as the PA-220 hits EOL, I need to be able to check the EDL capacity of each model, but the two EDL capacity articles I found don't reference the 1400 series firewalls.  Does anyone know if the URL EDL capacity of a PA-1410 is larger than the EDL capacity of a PA-440/PA-445?   (Noting specific models since the PA-410 has lower capacity than the PA-440).

Thanks!

[Eric_Troldahl]

Oh, I'd also be interested in approximate or comparable reboot times for the PA-1410 and the PA-400 series (except the PA-410).  The 25 minutes for a PA-220 to reboot is enough to consider going to a slightly more expensive model if it boots in half the time of another model.

[rmfalconer]

There's a limit of 30 distinct EDLs for all models. The number of entries allowed in the EDLs varies by model.

External Dynamic List (paloaltonetworks.com)

[Eric_Troldahl]

I guess I need to be more explicit.  I am getting an error that an EDL has exceeded its 25000 URL limit on the PA-220.  I have plenty of room for more EDLs, but not for URLs in those EDLs.  The link you provided does not list the number of entries allowed on the 1400 series.  

The information I am explicitly looking for is the number of URL entries allowed on a PA-1410. 

[Eric_Troldahl · Accepted solution]

Never mind...  I found the answer on https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/products/product-comparison?chosen=pa-440,pa-1410