Cisco Meraki
Overview
The MX75 is the mid-range MX: 1 Gbps firewall throughput, three WAN interfaces and ten LAN ports, for sites of up to around 200 users. It is the model we quote when a branch has outgrown the MX67 or MX68, or when resilient dual-circuit WAN matters.
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UK buying guide
Compare the exact hardware, licensing and compatibility—not just the product family or headline price.
Use internet bandwidth, active users, VPN use and enabled security features when comparing MX models. Meraki's sizing guidance notes that firmware, features and traffic mix affect performance; published figures are not a guarantee for every deployment.
Confirm the features needed from the chosen security licence, WAN hand-offs and any spare-appliance requirement. Evaluate hardware capability and software entitlement together before selecting an MX model.
Meraki documents co-termination and subscription licensing. Co-termination uses an organisation-wide expiry date; subscription licensing is network-bound. Confirm the model used by your Dashboard organisation before choosing a licence or renewal.
Official Cisco UK product guides and Cisco Meraki documentation. Check the current datasheet for your exact model before purchase.
Medium branches, busier head offices and sites carrying more site-to-site tunnels. The extra WAN interfaces let you run fibre, broadband and a 4G/5G backup without an extra router in front of the appliance.
Auto VPN builds the mesh or hub-and-spoke topology from the dashboard, and SD-WAN policies steer voice and business applications onto the best-performing circuit. On the MX75 there is enough headroom to run inspection with SD-WAN at the same time.
Hardware, licence term and configuration are quoted as one package. We size on inspected throughput with security services switched on, not the headline firewall figure, so the appliance still performs three years in.
FAQs
Move to the MX75 when the site passes roughly 50 users, needs a third WAN interface or an SFP uplink, or terminates enough VPN tunnels that the smaller appliances run out of headroom.
Yes — a third WAN interface can carry a 4G/5G modem, with SD-WAN policies protecting voice traffic first when the primary circuit degrades.
For small estates, yes. For larger hub roles we normally recommend an MX95 or above, and we will say so on the quote rather than oversell the MX75.
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Cisco Meraki MX75 cloud-managed firewall and SD-WAN appliance supplied UK-wide with licensing, configuration and same-week quotes. Up to 200 users and three WAN interfaces.
