Safeguard your devices from online threats with the FirePOWER 1140 Next-Generation Firewall from Cisco. Essential for small businesses, the FirePOWER 1140 provides a buffer between your network and computers to prevent malware intrusions and filter URLs for authenticity.

Using a 1000Base-T network standard provides you with Gigabit Ethernet speeds, sufficient for maintaining and balancing network operations. You can connect up to eight devices with the onboard RJ45 ports, while four SFP expansion slots enable you to use adapters to connect additional equipment if needed. A serial RJ45 interface and USB 3.0 Type-A port allow you to manage and adjust your firewall settings. This 1 RU rack-mountable firewall fits into a wide range of systems, allowing you to conveniently organize your network layout.

1000Base-T Network Standard    8 x RJ45 Connectors    1 RU Rack-Mountable    200GB Internal HDD    4 x SFP Expansion Slots    1 x Serial RJ45, 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A Port

Internal 200GB HDD helps store important information for your network and allows you to monitor various logs when managing your system

Using an FTD manager, you can set various parameters and adjust settings in accordance with your business needs

The FirePOWER 1140 includes support for advanced remote access VPN termination, as well as BGP and OSPF routing functions to properly maintain network operations

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Wow, this here is now mid-May the year 2017. This here is allegedly a SECOND GENERATION computer interface product. This here uses USB 2.0 to connect? With these many channels? You've gotta be kidding. Nobody at Focusrite had heard of USB 3.0 and USB 3.1, for cripe's sake?

A: Hi Frank,Thanks for your feedback.The bandwidth of USB 2.0 is more than enough for the amount of data being passed to the computer. The larger bandwidth achieved by USB 3.0 and 3.1 would be redundant, as USB 2.0 can comfortably handle the amount of data being sent, and the speed of this transfer is not improved with USB 3.0 or 3.1.Please see the below article for more information on this.https://a href= http://support.focusrite.com/hc/en-gb/articles/208095469-USB-2-0-vs-USB-3-0 target= _blank support.focusrite.com/hc/en-gb/articles/208095469-USB-2-0-vs-USB-3-0/aBest regards,Laurence ClarkeFocusrite Customer Service

Q: 2. Could someone explain how they get 18 Inputs? At best I see 15, and 4 of those can only be used by 1-type of input or another on the front panel.

A: The optical input is ADAT. That counts as 8 inputs alone.

Q: 3. No reason it won't work with Adobe Audition... right?

A: The Focusrite Scarlett series interfaces work seamlessly with most DAW software. Adobe Audition should have no issues as well.

Q: 4. It says it comes with Abelton Live Lite, but isn't that a free on Abelton's website? Why do they mean when it comes with a license to a free program?

A: The 18i20 includes a bundle code which allows you to download several different software programs such as an exclusive Focusrite edition of Pro Tools | First Pack, Ableton Live Lite, the Softube Time and Tone Bundle, Foscusrite's Red Plug-In Suite, and a library of LoopMasters samples. So the included bundle code allows you to access more software than just Ableton Live Lite.

Q: 5. can we add sd card

A: Apple iPods will not accept memory cards. All of the available memory is internal.

Q: 6. Are the monitor outs balanced?

A: The Monitor Output jacks on the Scarlett 18i8 are balanced 1/4 outputs.

Q: 7. How many of the inputs can be recorded simultaneously are are available inside a DAW?

A: You can record up to 18 mono channels at a time.

Q: 8. Where can I find Remote Control button functions ?

A: This remote has far less buttons than a typical television remote control: Replace the lost or broken remote for your Apple TV 4K or 4th-generation Apple TV with the Apple Siri Remote. It incorporates a touch surface that allows you to interact with your Apple TV by using your finger to swipe left, right, up, or down. https://support.apple.com/guide/tv/welcome/tvos

Q: 9. Where can I find instructions on how to use the buttons?

A: Attached is a guide on how to use this Apple remote https://apple.co/2YtcnJC

Q: 10. Should I use Logic Pro with this? Doing a 4-mic podcast. How do I record the audio sent into it? Sorry, dumb questions.

A: The Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface (3rd Generation) can certainly be used with Logic Pro, or any other DAW of your choosing. As with any software, there will be a learning curve, but with the wealth of online learning resources it should not take long to develop a basic understanding of recording functions within your chosen program.