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Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series appliances
The Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series is a family of four threat-focused NGFW security platforms. Their throughput range addresses internet edge, data center and service provider use cases. They deliver superior threat defense, at faster speeds, with a smaller footprint. Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series supports flow-offloading, programmatic orchestration, and the management of security services with RESTful APIs. Network Equipment Building Standards (NEBS)-compliance is supported by the Cisco Secure Firewall 4125 platform. The 4100 Series platforms can run either the Cisco Secure Firewall ASA or Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense (FTD) software.
Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series summary:
Model | Firewall | NGFW | IPS | Interfaces | Optional Interfaces |
FPR-4112 | 40G | 19G | 19G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4115 | 80G | 33G | 33G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4125 | 80G | 45G | 45G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4145 | 80G | 53G | 55G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
Detailed performance specifications and feature highlights
Table 1. Performance specifications and feature highlights for Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 with the Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense (TD) image
Features | 4112 | 4115 | 4125 | 4145 | |
Throughput: FW + AVC (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 53 Gbps | |
Throughput: FW + AVC + IPS (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 53 Gbps | |
Maximum concurrent sessions, with AVC | 10 million | 15 million | 25 million | 30 million | |
Maximum new connections per second, with AVC | 98K | 210K | 269K | 365K | |
TLS (Hardware Decryption)1 | 4.5 Gbps | 6.5 Gbps | 8.5 Gbps | 10 Gbps | |
Throughput: NGIPS (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 55 Gbps | |
IPSec VPN Throughput | 8.5 Gbps | 12.5 Gbps | 19 Gbps | 24 Gbps | |
Maximum VPN Peers | 10,000 | 15,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 | |
Multi-Instance Capable | Yes | ||||
Centralized management | Centralized configuration, logging, monitoring, and reporting are performed by the Management Center or alternatively in the cloud with Cisco Defense Orchestrator | ||||
Application Visibility and | Standard, supporting more than 6000 applications, as well as geolocations, users, and websites | ||||
AVC: OpenAppID support for custom, open source, application detectors | Standard | ||||
Cisco Security Intelligence | Standard, with IP, URL, and DNS threat intelligence | ||||
Cisco Secure IPS License | Available; can passively detect endpoints and infrastructure for threat correlation and Indicators of Compromise (IoC) intelligence | ||||
Cisco Malware Defense for Networks | Available; enables detection, blocking, tracking, analysis, and containment of targeted and persistent malware, addressing the attack continuum both during and after attacks. Integrated threat correlation with Cisco Secure Endpoint is also optionally available | ||||
Cisco Malware Analytics sandboxing | Available | ||||
URL filtering: number | More than 120 | ||||
URL filtering: number of | More than 280 million | ||||
Third-party and open-source ecosystem | Open API for integrations with third-party products; Snort® and OpenAppID community resources for new and specific threats | ||||
High availability | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series with Firepower Threat Defense in HA configuration supports Active/Standby setup. This is available at the appliance level or logical instances defined on two different appliances. Please check latest High Availability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Clustering | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series with Firepower Threat Defense allows clustering of up to 16 appliances, or up to 16 instances across different appliances running Multi Instance feature. Clustering allows to increase overall performance and scale. Please check latest Clustering Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Cisco Trust Anchor Technologies | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series platforms include Trust Anchor Technologies for supply chain and software image assurance | ||||
Note: Performance will vary depending on features activated, and network traffic protocol mix, and packet size characteristics. Performance is subject to change with new software releases. Consult your Cisco representative for detailed sizing guidance.
Table 2. ASA Performance and capabilities on Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 appliances
Features | 4112 | 4115 | 4125 | 4145 | |
Stateful inspection firewall throughput1 | 40 Gbps | 80 Gbps | 80 Gbps | 80 Gbps | |
Stateful inspection firewall throughput (multiprotocol)2 | 30 Gbps | 40 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 50 Gbps | |
Concurrent firewall connections | 10 million | 15 million | 25 million | 40 million | |
Firewall latency | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 | |
New connections per second | 400,000 | 848K | 1.1 million | 1.5 million | |
IPsec VPN throughput | 9 Gbps | 15 Gbps | 19 Gbps | 23 Gbps | |
Maximum VPN Peers | 10,000 | 15,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 | |
Security contexts | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | |
High availability | Active/active or active/standby. Active/active is only available with multiple contexts configured. Please check latest Failover for High Availability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Clustering | Up to 16 appliances. Please check latest High Availability and Scalability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Scalability | VPN Load Balancing, Firewall Clustering | ||||
Centralized management | Centralized configuration, logging, monitoring, and reporting are performed by Cisco Security Manager or alternatively in the cloud with Cisco Defense Orchestrator | ||||
Adaptive Security Device Manager | Web-based, local management for small-scale deployments | ||||
Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series appliances
The Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series is a family of four threat-focused NGFW security platforms. Their throughput range addresses internet edge, data center and service provider use cases. They deliver superior threat defense, at faster speeds, with a smaller footprint. Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series supports flow-offloading, programmatic orchestration, and the management of security services with RESTful APIs. Network Equipment Building Standards (NEBS)-compliance is supported by the Cisco Secure Firewall 4125 platform. The 4100 Series platforms can run either the Cisco Secure Firewall ASA or Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense (FTD) software.
Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series summary:
Model | Firewall | NGFW | IPS | Interfaces | Optional Interfaces |
FPR-4112 | 40G | 19G | 19G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4115 | 80G | 33G | 33G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4125 | 80G | 45G | 45G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
FPR-4145 | 80G | 53G | 55G | 8 x SFP+ on-chassis | 2 x NM’s: 1/10/40/100G, FTW |
Detailed performance specifications and feature highlights
Table 1. Performance specifications and feature highlights for Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 with the Cisco Secure Firewall Threat Defense (TD) image
Features | 4112 | 4115 | 4125 | 4145 | |
Throughput: FW + AVC (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 53 Gbps | |
Throughput: FW + AVC + IPS (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 53 Gbps | |
Maximum concurrent sessions, with AVC | 10 million | 15 million | 25 million | 30 million | |
Maximum new connections per second, with AVC | 98K | 210K | 269K | 365K | |
TLS (Hardware Decryption)1 | 4.5 Gbps | 6.5 Gbps | 8.5 Gbps | 10 Gbps | |
Throughput: NGIPS (1024B) | 19 Gbps | 33 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 55 Gbps | |
IPSec VPN Throughput | 8.5 Gbps | 12.5 Gbps | 19 Gbps | 24 Gbps | |
Maximum VPN Peers | 10,000 | 15,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 | |
Multi-Instance Capable | Yes | ||||
Centralized management | Centralized configuration, logging, monitoring, and reporting are performed by the Management Center or alternatively in the cloud with Cisco Defense Orchestrator | ||||
Application Visibility and | Standard, supporting more than 6000 applications, as well as geolocations, users, and websites | ||||
AVC: OpenAppID support for custom, open source, application detectors | Standard | ||||
Cisco Security Intelligence | Standard, with IP, URL, and DNS threat intelligence | ||||
Cisco Secure IPS License | Available; can passively detect endpoints and infrastructure for threat correlation and Indicators of Compromise (IoC) intelligence | ||||
Cisco Malware Defense for Networks | Available; enables detection, blocking, tracking, analysis, and containment of targeted and persistent malware, addressing the attack continuum both during and after attacks. Integrated threat correlation with Cisco Secure Endpoint is also optionally available | ||||
Cisco Malware Analytics sandboxing | Available | ||||
URL filtering: number | More than 120 | ||||
URL filtering: number of | More than 280 million | ||||
Third-party and open-source ecosystem | Open API for integrations with third-party products; Snort® and OpenAppID community resources for new and specific threats | ||||
High availability | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series with Firepower Threat Defense in HA configuration supports Active/Standby setup. This is available at the appliance level or logical instances defined on two different appliances. Please check latest High Availability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Clustering | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series with Firepower Threat Defense allows clustering of up to 16 appliances, or up to 16 instances across different appliances running Multi Instance feature. Clustering allows to increase overall performance and scale. Please check latest Clustering Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Cisco Trust Anchor Technologies | Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 Series platforms include Trust Anchor Technologies for supply chain and software image assurance | ||||
Note: Performance will vary depending on features activated, and network traffic protocol mix, and packet size characteristics. Performance is subject to change with new software releases. Consult your Cisco representative for detailed sizing guidance.
Table 2. ASA Performance and capabilities on Cisco Secure Firewall 4100 appliances
Features | 4112 | 4115 | 4125 | 4145 | |
Stateful inspection firewall throughput1 | 40 Gbps | 80 Gbps | 80 Gbps | 80 Gbps | |
Stateful inspection firewall throughput (multiprotocol)2 | 30 Gbps | 40 Gbps | 45 Gbps | 50 Gbps | |
Concurrent firewall connections | 10 million | 15 million | 25 million | 40 million | |
Firewall latency | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 | |
New connections per second | 400,000 | 848K | 1.1 million | 1.5 million | |
IPsec VPN throughput | 9 Gbps | 15 Gbps | 19 Gbps | 23 Gbps | |
Maximum VPN Peers | 10,000 | 15,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 | |
Security contexts | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | 10; 250 | |
High availability | Active/active or active/standby. Active/active is only available with multiple contexts configured. Please check latest Failover for High Availability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Clustering | Up to 16 appliances. Please check latest High Availability and Scalability Configuration Guide chapter for guidelines and best practices. | ||||
Scalability | VPN Load Balancing, Firewall Clustering | ||||
Centralized management | Centralized configuration, logging, monitoring, and reporting are performed by Cisco Security Manager or alternatively in the cloud with Cisco Defense Orchestrator | ||||
Adaptive Security Device Manager | Web-based, local management for small-scale deployments | ||||
