Cisco Meraki MX85 8-Ports 1000BASE-T Ethernet Rack-mountable Cloud Managed Network Security Appliance with 4-Ports SFP – MX85-HW

Cisco Meraki MX85 Cloud-Managed Security Appliance

Secure and manage a compatible business network edge with the Cisco Meraki MX85. Eight copper Gigabit Ethernet ports and four SFP interfaces provide flexible wired connectivity, while the rack-mountable cloud-managed architecture supports centralized administration for organizations operating within a compatible Meraki environment.

Key Features

• Eight 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet ports
• Four SFP interfaces for compatible network links
• Cloud-managed security architecture
• Rack-mountable business appliance
• Designed for network-edge security and connectivity

Product Specifications

• Brand: Cisco Meraki
• Product Series: MX
• Model: MX85
• Device Type: Network Security Appliance
• Copper Port Count: 8
• Copper Interface: 1000BASE-T Ethernet
• Copper Connector: RJ45
• Copper Port Speed: 1Gbps
• SFP Port Count: 4
• Management Architecture: Cloud Managed
• Network Role: Security and Edge Connectivity
• Form Factor: Rack-Mountable
• Target Environment: Business and Distributed Networks

Use Cases

• Securing a business internet edge
• Managing distributed network locations
• Connecting copper LAN and WAN services
• Adding compatible SFP-based network links

Compatibility

Requires a supported Meraki cloud-management environment, internet access, compatible licensing or subscription where applicable, and correctly configured network services. SFP modules must match the intended speed, media, connector, wavelength, and distance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many copper ports are available?

The appliance provides eight 1000BASE-T Ethernet ports.

How many SFP ports are included?

Four SFP interfaces are listed.

Is cloud management required?

The MX85 is designed for operation within a compatible Meraki cloud-managed environment.

The Meraki MX85 gives organizations a centralized security platform with a useful mix of copper and fiber-ready interfaces. Before deployment, buyers should account for licensing, cloud-management access, interface requirements, compatible transceivers, subscription services, throughput needs, and the broader Meraki network design.