Cisco FPR4150 NGFW Firewall 1RU FPR4150-NGFW-K9
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FPR4150-NGFW-K9 Overview
A 4150 NGFW order after the end of support
FPR4150-NGFW-K 9 denotes the Cisco Firepower 4150 NGFW appliance in a 1 RU chassis with two network-module bays. Cisco EOL 13333 lists this exact order. The last sale date was August 31, 2020; support and signature releases ended August 31, 2025. It is therefore a legacy replacement candidate rather than a newly supported platform.
Match physical inventory before comparing a replacement
The 4150 hardware guide specifies 256 GB DDR 4 memory and eight fixed 1/10-Gbps SFP+ ports. Its two module bays can supply additional interfaces, but the maximum 24-port configuration depends on fitting two eight-port modules. Keep the base ports and optional module ports separate in the replacement record.
Check the management medium and rack path
The management connection uses a 1-Gbps SFP, with supported fiber or copper options. The chassis is designed for front-to-rear airflow. Verify the management transceiver and the actual fan and power configuration alongside the installed data optics; chassis height alone does not prove a complete rack replacement match.
Document a limited legacy use case
For an existing installation, record why an identical spare is needed and how long it will remain in use. Confirm software rights and the supplied components for the actual unit. A quotation, stored appliance or seller warranty does not change Cisco end-of-support dates, and must not be described as renewed manufacturer coverage.
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FPR4150-NGFW-K9 Specification
Verified model specifications
| Item | Official fact and boundary |
|---|---|
| Exact order | FPR4150-NGFW-K9 |
| Rack size | 1 RU |
| DDR4 memory | 256 GB |
| Fixed data ports | 8 x 1/10-Gbps SFP+ |
| Module bays | Two; installed modules determine added ports |
| Management | 1-Gbps SFP, fiber or copper |
| Last support / signature release | August 31, 2025; elapsed |
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FPR4150-NGFW-K9 Warranty
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FPR4150-NGFW-K9 FAQ
What is FPR4150-NGFW-K9?
Cisco FPR4150 NGFW Firewall 1RU FPR4150-NGFW-K9 is a CISCO Firepower 4100 Series Appliances product supplied by YYST Global for enterprise IT procurement and infrastructure projects.
What memory or storage is listed for FPR4150-NGFW-K9?
For FPR4150-NGFW-K9, the manufacturer specification lists ddr4 memory as 256 GB.
What interfaces and ports does FPR4150-NGFW-K9 provide?
For FPR4150-NGFW-K9, the manufacturer specification lists fixed data ports as 8 x 1/10-Gbps SFP+.
Is FPR4150-NGFW-K9 available from YYST Global?
Contact YYST Global to confirm availability for FPR4150-NGFW-K9, the required quantity, exact configuration, delivery destination and current lead time before ordering. A product listing does not confirm current inventory.
What is the price of FPR4150-NGFW-K9?
The current reference price for FPR4150-NGFW-K9 is US$ 1,700.00. Final pricing can change based on stock, quantity, configuration and delivery destination.
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