SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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A 2 GB DRAM upgrade kit compatible with Cisco ASA 5540 security appliances
The Simmtec ASA5540-MEM-2GB is a third-party DRAM kit designed specifically for the Cisco ASA 5540 security appliance. It provides a direct 2 GB capacity upgrade that matches the original equipment specification. Network administrators can install it to restore or expand the firewall's memory without sourcing discontinued Cisco-branded modules.
The module is engineered to perform identically to the Cisco-approved part during continuous, round-the-clock firewall workloads. It maintains consistent data integrity under prolonged packet inspection, VPN encryption and logging tasks. A lifetime warranty backs the kit for the service life of the appliance.
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The module is a passive DRAM kit with no active cooling, so its thermal contribution is negligible inside the ASA 5540 chassis.
A Cisco ASA 5540 appliance with an available memory slot is required before this kit can be fitted.
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