The Cisco ASA Interface Card (Part Number: ASA-IC-6GE-SFP-A=) is an expansion module designed for use in Cisco ASA security devices. This module features six Gigabit Ethernet ports, offering flexible network connectivity leveraging Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) slots. The ports are compatible with various SFP transceivers, allowing adaptability in terms of Ethernet media and distances, such as copper or fibre options.
The card provides high-speed connections ideal for network security operations, making it suitable for different deployment environments that require enhanced network throughput. Each port operates at Gigabit speeds, ensuring that your data transfers are fast and reliable. By supporting multiple SFP types (such as 1000BASE-LX or 1000BASE-SX), the card allows administrators to select the appropriate transceiver for their specific networking needs.
Additionally, the ASA-IC-6GE-SFP-A= supports both ports aggregation and redundancy configurations to maintain continuous service even in high-availability scenarios. These features make it a significant asset for businesses aiming to maximise network uptime while complying with modern security standards.
The modular design of the card ensures that it can be easily installed in compatible Cisco ASA chassis, offering a simple way to expand the network capacity without the need for additional hardware replacements. This feature makes it an excellent choice for scaling your existing Cisco security infrastructure without significant overhead.
Overall, the Cisco ASA Interface Card provides a comprehensive solution to extend network connectivity, enhance data transmission speed, and add installation flexibility while maintaining the tight integration needed in security-sensitive environments.
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