Cisco RV320 Dual WAN VPN 4 Port Gigabit Router w/ Web Filtering RV320-WB-K9-NA For Sale

Cisco RV320 Dual WAN VPN 4 Port Gigabit Router w/ Web Filtering RV320-WB-K9-NA
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Cisco RV320 Dual WAN VPN 4 Port Gigabit Router w/ Web Filtering RV320-WB-K9-NA:
$374.00

General InformationManufacturerCisco Systems, IncGeneral InformationManufacturer Part NumberRV320-WB-K9-NAGeneral InformationManufacturer Website Addresshttp://www.cisco.comGeneral InformationBrand NameCiscoGeneral InformationProduct SeriesRVGeneral InformationProduct ModelRV320General InformationProduct NameRV320 Dual WAN VPN RouterGeneral InformationMarketing InformationNetwork connectivity is at the heart of every small business, and secure access, firewall protection, and high performance are the cornerstones of every Cisco® Small Business RV Series Router.

The Cisco RV320 and RV325 Dual Gigabit WAN VPN Routers are no exception. Featuring intuitive user interfaces, they will have you up and running in mere minutes. These capable routers provide reliable, highly secure connectivity for you and your employees and work so well that you won't even know the router is there.General InformationProduct TypeRouterInterfaces/PortsTotal Number of PortNoNetwork & CommunicationEthernet TechnologyGigabit EthernetNetwork & CommunicationNetwork Technology10/100/1000Base-TPower DescriptionPoE (RJ-45) PortNoPower DescriptionRedundant Power Supply SupportedNoPhysical CharacteristicsForm FactorDesktopPhysical CharacteristicsHeight44 mmPhysical CharacteristicsWidth206 mmPhysical CharacteristicsDepth132 mm
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