 Welcome to my unboxing of the Cisco Small Business RV220W. This is a wireless end network security firewall, which basically means that it is a highly secure and high performance, high reliability, it has a lifetime warranty, okay, router with a firewall for small business. So why don't we go ahead and have a look at what's included with it first and then we'll talk about it a little more and maybe do some quick comparisons to its little little brother, the RV110W. So the first thing we find is a read this first disc. You might want to read that first, okay. Next we have a quick start guide. Shows you how to mount it to the wall and plug some cables into it. These are all good things. Next we have a guide de démarrage rapide, so that would be in French. Next we have the firewall unit itself. I'm going to go ahead and pull that out for now and then we'll see what other accessories we can find in the eco-friendly packaging, by the way. Very nice. Appreciate that. Always helps when everyone's doing their part to save the environment. And I mean this actually is oftentimes more expensive to produce than a foam based insert because someone has to actually fold this, believe it or not. So yeah, getting the dies made up for the packaging for something like this is not cheap. It does cost money to be eco-friendly. This thing feels like a tank. Holy smokes. All right, so the RV220W. Let's have a look at the unit itself before we talk about what makes it special. So I'm going to throw these antennas on here. On the back comes with two antennas. These are user replaceable so you could swap them out for other antennas should you desire. Okay, so the front of the unit here. We have a power LED. We have a diagnostic LED. We have a demilitarized zone indicator. We have a wireless indicator. We've also got indicators for the speed of the various LAN ports. So these go up to gigabit and the WAN port is also gigabit. Part of what makes this guy special is it is capable, according to Cisco's spec, of delivering up to 800 megabit per second thorough put between the WAN and the LAN ports. So what that means is you could have an internet connection that is almost gigabit down and you would be able to fully, almost fully, utilize it using a router such as this one. We've got some ventilation holes on this side. We've got some ventilation holes on the other side here. On the bottom we find some rubber non-slip feet as well as options to mount it on the wall either this way or this way, whatever you should desire. And then on the back we find a power switch, our power input, which did I not even show you the power adapter and the ethernet cable it comes with? Sorry about that guys. There they are. Our four LAN ports, so as I mentioned before, gigabit and our gigabit WAN port as well as a hard reset button. Now this guy also has 802.11, 2.4 gigahertz, 5 gigahertz, dual band wireless N, so you can obviously use it for wireless although the performance you're going to get out of this is going to be predominantly wired because it is a gigabit router. But if you are using wireless in your office it can be handy to have that option as well. And then let's talk a little bit about some of the other features that it has that make it neat. So the RV220W, because it's for business and every business needs reliability, is all about security and reliability. You do not want downtime. So between the Cisco forum, which is an online support community for small businesses to come together and talk to other Cisco customers and partners, you can get support that way. You also have support directly from Cisco on a product like this. And compared to its little brother, you have the same security features including hybrid VPN with SSL and IPSET capabilities, but more so. So for example, where the RV110W supports only five IPSET connections, this little guy, well, little guy, I shouldn't really say it's a little guy, it weighs like a couple pounds actually, supports 25 connections. And it also has, as I mentioned before, a limited lifetime warranty, whereas its littler brother at about a third of the price only has a three-year warranty. And I shouldn't really say only because most consumer routers only come with one-year warranties. So thank you for checking out my first look at the RV220W. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.