Cisco Meraki MX75 Firewalls - Refurbished, Used, New

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The Cisco Meraki MX75 is a branch security appliance for small and mid-size offices, managed from the Meraki Dashboard. It replaces the MX67 and MX68 in sites that have outgrown them, adding an SFP port for a fiber circuit and two PoE-capable RJ45 ports that can power a Meraki access point or phone without a separate switch. Stateful firewall, AutoVPN, SD-WAN uplink steering and content inspection all run from the same Dashboard templates you use for larger MX models. NetworkTigers sells the MX75-HW appliance and the MA-PWR-100WAC power adapter refurbished, used and new, and every unit is tested before it ships. MX75 appliances ship unclaimed, so they register to your own Dashboard organization, and each listing states whether the unit is Registrable / Unclaimed or Local Management Only.

MX75 appliances and parts

Model or part	Used for	Shop
MX75-HW, new	Factory-sealed branch appliance, 12x 1G RJ45 (2x PoE) and 1x 1G SFP, unclaimed	MX75-HW
MX75-HW, refurbished or used	Tested and working appliance with the same port layout, unclaimed	MX75-HW
MX75 warm spare pair	Two MX75-HW units for Dashboard warm spare (VRRP) failover at one site	MX75-HW
MA-PWR-100WAC, new	100W AC power adapter for MX75, MX68, MX68W and MX68CW, factory sealed	MA-PWR-100WAC
MA-PWR-100WAC, refurbished or used	Same adapter as a replacement or a spare for a remote site	MA-PWR-100WAC
Related Cisco Meraki	The next MX up and the models the MX75 replaces	MX85 \| MX68 \| MX67 \| All Meraki MX

Which MX75 setup do I need?

Choose the MX75 when a branch has a fiber handoff, or when you want to power one or two access points straight from the firewall. The SFP port takes a 1G transceiver for the fiber circuit, and the RJ45 ports handle a second internet connection, the local switch and any PoE devices; the two PoE ports share a modest power budget, so use a PoE switch when you have more than a couple of powered devices. Sites that need 10G ports or more VPN peers should look at the MX85 instead, and very small offices with a single copper WAN can stay on the MX67 or MX68. Power adapters are sold separately so you can order a spare with the unit or replace a lost one. For sites that cannot tolerate downtime, buy two MX75-HW units and configure warm spare. Check each listing for whether the adapter and rack kit are included.

Frequently asked questions

Can I move my MX68 configuration to an MX75?
Yes. In the Dashboard you add the MX75 to the same network and swap it in for the MX68; the firewall rules, VLANs, AutoVPN and SD-WAN settings follow the network, not the hardware. Recheck port assignments, since the MX75 has a different port layout. A Meraki license is required and is sold separately.

Does the MX75 come with a power adapter?
Only when the listing says so. The MX75 uses the external MA-PWR-100WAC adapter, which is also listed on its own, so you can buy a sealed or used spare for each site.

Can the MX75 be rack mounted?
Yes. The MX75 is a desktop-format appliance that mounts in a 19-inch rack with the Meraki rack kit; the listing states whether a kit is included.

NetworkTigers has sold enterprise network equipment since 1996. Every appliance and adapter carries the NetworkTigers 365-day warranty. Need several for a branch rollout? Ask us for a quote.