Cisco AFA+AFF Bundle for Virtual FW, 2-Year Support | Virtual FW — SP-AAF-VF-247-2Y

Maintain continuity for virtual firewall deployments with Cisco AFA+AFF Bundle support designed for teams that treat security availability as a core operational requirement. This 2-year preferred support offering helps keep your virtual firewall environment covered with a defined service path, giving infrastructure and security teams a more predictable way to manage incidents, service requests, and support escalation. For organizations running critical workloads through virtualized security layers, support quality matters as much as the platform itself. This bundle is suited to environments where firewall uptime, response discipline, and vendor-backed assistance directly affect business operations. It helps reduce uncertainty during troubleshooting and provides a structured support relationJTFp over a multi-year period. Cisco support is often selected when internal teams need more than basic break-fix coverage. Preferred support can help streamline issue handling and keep attention focused on restoring service, validating configuration, and maintaining operational stability. For procurement teams, the 2-year term also supports budget planning and reduces the friction of annual renewals. Choose this bundle when the cost of delayed support is higher than the cost of assured coverage. It is a practical fit for virtual firewall estates that protect sensitive applications, segmented networks, and distributed infrastructure. Ideal For Supporting a virtual firewall deployment protecting segmented enterprise networks Maintaining vendor-backed coverage for security infrastructure in a data center Standardizing support terms across multi-site virtual firewall environments Budgeting multi-year support for critical virtual security services Why This Product 1 2-year support term versus annual renewals 2 Preferred support versus basic break-fix coverage 3 Virtual firewall focus versus general-purpose support 4 Cisco-backed service path versus unmanaged assistance