Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers

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1 Data Sheet Aggregation Services Routers Product Overview Aggregation Services Routers aggregate multiple WAN connections and network services including encrption and traffic manageme, and forward them across WAN connections at line speeds from 2.5 to 200. The routers coain both hardware and software redundanc in an industr-leading high-availabilit design. The latest additions to the are the Router and the Router. Both new routers up to 100 in a 2-rack-unit (2RU) and 60 in a 1-rack-unit (1RU) form factor, respectivel. The has 8 built-in 10-Gigabit (GE) ports and 8 1-GE ports, with the port adapter (EPA) slot for expansion. The has 4 built-in 10-GE ports, 8 1-GE ports, and 4 configurable 10-GE or 1-GE ports The s IOS, a modular operating sstem with modular packaging, feature velocit, and ful resilienc. The Embedded Services Processors (s), which are based on Flow Processor technolog, accelerate man advanced features such as crpto-based access securit; Network Address Translation (NAT), thread defense with Zone-Based Firewall (ZBFW), deep packet inspection (DPI), Unified Border Eleme (CUBE), and a diverse set of data-ceer-ierconnect (DCI) features. These services are implemeed in IOS without the need for additional hardware. Routers sit at the edge of our eerprise data ceer or large office connecting to the WAN, as well as in service provider pois of presence (POPs). The will benefit the following tpes of customers: Eerprises experiencing explosive network traffic as mobilit, cloud networking, and video and collaboration usage increase: s consolidate these various traffic streams and appl traffic manageme and redundanc properties to them to maiain consiste performance among eerprise sites and cloud locations. Network service providers needing to deliver high-performance services, such as DCI and branch-office server aggregation, to business customers: Service providers can also use the multiservice routers to deplo hosted and managed services to business and multimedia services to resideial customers. Existing 7200 Router (end-of-sale) customers looking for simple migration to a new multiservice platform that delivers greater performance with the same design. Features and Benefits The Routers carr a modular et iegrated design, so network operators can increase their network capacit and services without a hardware upgrade. With flexibilit in the number of connections, speed maximums, and price, ou don t have to under- or overprovision for an network location and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 1 of 16

2 Alternativel, ou also have the option to bu -X and -HX models, so ou can increase b simpl purchasing upgrade licenses as ou grow to increase our network speed dnamicall. Table 1 summarizes the features and benefits of the Routers. Table 1. Feature Features and Benefits of Routers Benefit High Availabilit Redunda hardware compones and Stateful irachassis redundanc In-Service Software Upgrade (ISSU) IOS Subpackage Mode These compones provide sstem and business coinuit. The 1006, 1006-X, 1009-X, and 1013 have redunda route processors and s. The,,,, and 1004 have redunda instances of IOS. Redunda hardware combined with modular software coains faults to preve sstem wide failure. Redundanc across routers is enabled b pairing routers that act as backup for each other. The routers offer perce ( five-nines ) availabilit for consiste, high-performance user application experiences. You don t need to schedule dowime windows; changes are made while the sstem keeps on working, with nonstop routing availabilit. You can upgrade individual software compones in less time. Scalable Capacit and Throughput Flow Processor-based platform Hardware acceleration Corol- and forwarding-plane separation Advanced services can operate at high speeds without the need for additional hardware or blades. Features such as qualit of service (QoS), crptograph, and access corol lists (ACLs) are processed in hardware. You can scale corol and data planes independel of each other. Investme Protection Software modularit Pa-as-ou-grow licensing with -X models Shared Port Adapters (SPAs) Network Ierface Modules (NIMs) You can mix and match the services that best meet our business needs; ou won t waste investmes on capabilities ou don t need. When ou need greater, ou simpl activate it with a change in software license, rather than having to expend capital for additional hardware. You can reuse our investme in network I/O across platforms. You can reuse our investme in network I/O across platforms. Product Portfolio The coains 8 models with varing tpes of I/O connectivit and slots and differe maximum rates (Figure 1). All models use the innovative and ful Flow Processor and the same feature set based on the IOS XE Operating Sstem. All this commonalit simplifies manageme and operations. Router (Figure 2) Router Router (Figure 3) Router (Figure 4) 1004 Router 1006 Router 1006-X Router 1009-X Router 1013 Router 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 2 of 16

3 Figure 1. Aggregation Services Routers Figure 2. Router Figure 3. Router Figure 4. Router Software Licensing Software feature licenses are required to activate services on Routers. Currel, two tpes of feature licenses are available. Certain services require onl a right-to-use (RTU) license, whereas other services require both an RTU license and one or more number-of-sessions licenses. All the licenses on the are honor-based, meaning that the licenses are not enforced through a product activation or license ke. For Routers, one of the following five packages is required: IOS XE UNIVERSAL - NO PAYLOAD ENCRYPTION IOS XE UNIVERSAL IOS XE UNIVERSAL WITHOUT Lawful Iercept IOS XE UNIVERSAL - NO PAYLOAD ENCRYPTION WITHOUT Lawful Iercept To enable a set of required features, one of the following three technolog packages is required: IP Base License Advanced IP Services License Advanced Services License 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 3 of 16

4 Use Cases Tables 2 and 3 describe eerprise and service provider application examples, respectivel. Table 2. Eerprise Applications Deplome Scenario Description Sstem Characteristics WAN edge: Guaraee high-priorit applications b creating a virtual glass ceiling for lower-priorit applications. Improve user experiences. Multiservice, scalable, and secure headend: IP Securit (IPsec) VPN aggregation scales to meet the new bandwidth demands of service provider IP VPNs. Embedded high-speed firewall: With the Zone-Based Polic Firewall, the acts as an implicit and complete barrier between an ierfaces not members of the same zone. An explicit zone-pair polic must be specified (using Polic Language; that is, MQC) in each direction between each zone pair. The polic establishes within the router the kind of stateful inspection (Laer 4, Laer 7, or application) and session parameters to appl to each zone pairing. Example: An explicit polic allowing HTTP and Domain Name Sstem (DNS) to traverse the Iernet-demilitarized zone (DMZ) zone boundar would be required. Managed CPE: This implemeation of branch-office architecture offers ful investme protection with services and scale. Applies Modular QoS CLI (MQC) policies on VLANs or tunnels Limits an arbitrar collection of low-priorit traffic to a certain bandwidth Classifies based on differeiated services code poi (DSCP), Network-Based Application Recognition (NBAR), and IOS IOS FPM (FPM) io numerous hierarchies, one for high priorit and one for low priorit Reduces capital expenditures (CapEx) and operating expenses (OpEx) b migrating and consolidating to fewer Routers Protects investme through eas transition to much higher encrption, offering encrption of up to 78 with the 2 200) Offers easier manageme through embedded securit services in the Flow Processor, with no additional service modules or blades required Optimized for QoS and IP Multicast applications The firewall is embedded in the Flow Processor; no additional service blades or modules are required. Multiple gigabits of bandwidth are routed while at the same time the router performs Zone-Based Polic Firewall and other baseline features such as QoS, IPv4, IPv6, NetFlow, and others. The provides logging of all firewall session states off to network manageme applications capable of accepting relativel huge amous of flow data. Third-part applications can handle the session data. Managed customer premises equipme (CPE) helps branch offices route correctl over various tpes of to compl with service-level agreemes (SLAs). This application encrpts multiple gigabits of bandwidth without an additional service blades or modules. Managed CPE optimizes the WAN to route around brownouts in the service provider network to further guaraee mission-critical applications. This application offers small form factors (1 rack unit [1RU] for the X and and 2RUs for the and Routers), including software modularit and ISSU. Note: ISSU is not ed on,,,, or Managed CPE offers accessibilit even when the IOS Software is down. Implemes flexible hierarchies Supports 464,000 queues Allows all queues to have a minimum, maximum, and excess bandwidth with priorit propagation Supports thousands of sites Supports 8,000 IPsec tunnels Offers up to 78- encrption performance and up to 2 noncrptographic with the 2 Embedded Services Processor 200) engine Provides firewall performance of 2.5 to 200, depending on the used Offers high-speed logging of 40,000 sessions per second with NetFlow Version 9 Offers first-in-industr software redundanc, without an additional hardware module, on, HX,,, and 1004; hardware redundanc and ISSU are ed on the 1006 and Offers ful firewall and NAT performance of 2.5 to 200 and 1.8- to 78- encrption in addition to WAN optimization and voice features 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 4 of 16

5 Table 3. Service Provider Applications Deplome Scenario Description Sstem Characteristics Broadband L2TP Access Concerator (LAC) or L2TP Network Server (LNS): The solution offers Laer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) endpoi-to-tunnel Poi-to-Poi Protocol (PPPoX) or IP sessions with bandwidth demands in the STM-1 ATM, Fast, Gigabit, and 10 Gigabit range. Service provider edge: Laer 3 VPN (L3VPN) provider edge: Example: You can deplo the solution at the distributed provider edge or provider edge in global VPN networks for bandwidth demands such as asmmetric DSL (ADSL), T1/E1, STM-1, STM-4, Fast, Gigabit, etc. Service provider edge: High-end route reflector: You can use the solution as a route reflector for bandwidth of 40. Next-generation voice and multimedia example: Unified Border Eleme Eerprise Edition (ENT Edition): The SBC application (named Unified Border Eleme [ENT Edition]) performs the voice and video gatewa functions simultaneousl with regular IP data services. No appliance or additional service blade is required. The corol protocols and media protocols work transparel within a complex voice architecture. For more information, refer to the CUBE data sheet at The application is ideal for triplepla (data, voice, and video) wholesale deplomes. It offers iegral service deliver. Per-user firewall, session border coroller (SBC), etc. are ed. The application provides iegral services in the Flow Processor. It provides encrption, FPM, NBAR, SBC, IP Multicast, etc. The application provides high scalabilit. It offers a modular design of the route processor and with hardware and software redundanc. Secure and autheicated Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunk connections enable service providers to offer real-time voice and video services. The WAN edge is simpler to manage because there is onl one egress and one ingress poi for access to Iernet or service provider services. The corol plane is separated from the data-forwarding plane, so the signaling and corol processes are separate from media processing. The CUBE SBC application can be used for SIP trunk video and/or audio services provided b service providers or for Iernet-accessible SIP line-side services to Unified Communications Manager. Provides ver high scalabilit of up to 64,000 subscribers and up to 16,000 tunnels Offers excelle multicast performance Scales to 8,000 Virtual Route Forwarding (VRF) instances, 1 million Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) labels, and 4,000 access corol lists (ACLs) Supports up to 4 million IPv4 routes Supports up to 4 million IPv6 routes Scales up to 29 million IPv4 routes Supports 64,000 Laer 3 adjacencies Facilitates SBC with securit, QoS, IPv4, and IPv6 (IP Unicast and IP Multicast simultaneousl) Supports 16,000 simultaneous voice calls and multimedia data of up to 200 with accouing, firewall, and call qualit enabled with inbox high-availabilit infrastructure and Dnamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Rela Product Specifications Table 4 compares the differe Routers, and Table 5 compares the differe processor module specifications. For comparisons of s, refer to the datasheet. For comparisons of the route processors, refer to the RP datasheet. For comparisons of the SPAs and SPA ierface processors, refer to the SPA/SIP datasheet and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 5 of 16

6 Table 4. : Chassis Comparison and Specifications Model Phsical specifications Note: Depth applies to chassis edgeto-edge dimension and does not include protrusions such as card handles, -suppl handles, and cable manageme brackets. Refer to the applicable hardware installation guide for additional details. Height: 1.71 in. (43.43 Width: 17.3 in. ( in. ( lb (11.35 kg) full loaded Note: The Router has the route processor,, and SIP iegrated. Height: 3.5 in. (88.9 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb (17.36 kg) (with dual AC suppl and SPA blank covers) lb (17.72 kg) (with dual DC suppl and blank covers) No SPAs included Note: The has the route processor,, and SIP iegrated. Height: 1.71 in. (43.43 Width: 17.3 in. ( in. ( lb (10.44 kg) with dual AC 22.5 lb (10.21 kg) with dual DC Height: 3.5 in. (88.9 Width: 17.3 in. ( in. ( lb (15.45 kg) (with dual AC ) 34 lb (15.45 kg) (with dual DC ) 1004 Height: 7 in. (177.8 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb (31.16 kg) (with dual AC suppl, SPA blank covers, 10] or - 40], Route Process or 1 [RP1] RP1], two SIPs SIP10] or SIPs SIP- 40], and no SPAs) 1006 Height: 10.5 in. (266.7 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb (44.77 kg) (with dual AC suppl, SPA, route process or, two s 10] or s - 40] or s 100 ], two RP1s RP1], three SIPs SIP10] or SIPs SIP- 40], and no SPAs) 1006-X Height: in. (265.9 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb empt 112 lb (50.91 kg) (with two fan modules, three AC, three ba blanks, two s 100 ], two RP2s RP2], two 1 MIPs MIP100], four EPA blanks, and no EPAs) 1009-X Height: in. (399.3 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb empt 154 lb (70 kg) (with three fan modules, four AC, two ba blanks, two s 200 ], two RP2s RP2], three 1 MIPs MIP100], six EPA blanks, and no EPAs) 1013 Height: 22.8 in. (579.1 Width: 17.2 in. ( in. ( lb (83.46 kg) (with redunda AC suppl, SPA, route process or, SIP blank covers, two s 40] or s 100 ] or s 200 ], two RP2s RP2], six SIPs SIP40], and no SPAs) 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 6 of 16

7 Model Default memor Number of SIPs or line cards ed Shared port adapters port adapters Route processor Redundanc Built-in Gigabit ports Built-in 10 Gigabit port Network ierface module daughter card (IDC) 8-GB DRAM shared across route processor,, and SIP in chassis 1 singleheight SPA slot 4-GB DRAM shared across route processor,, and SIP in chassis 8-GB DRAM shared across route processor,, and MIP in chassis 16-GB DRAM shared across route processor,, and MIP in chassis GB DRAM RP1 8-GB DRAM RP GB DRAM RP1 8-GB DRAM RP2 3 SPA slots N/A N/A 8 SPA slots 12 SPA slots 1006-X 8-GB DRAM RP X 8-GB DRAM RP SPA slots 12 SPA slots GB DRAM RP2 24 SPA slots N/A N/A N/A 1 EPA slot N/A N/A 4 EPA slots 6 EPA slots 12 EPA slots in chassis in the chassis: Route Processor with Quad Core Processor Software: : 6 Gigabit Small Form- Factor Pluggable (SFP) ports : Two 10 Gigabit Small Form- Factor Plus Pluggable (SFP+) ports Note: Builtin 10-GB ports cannot be reduced to 1-GB speed. in chassis in the chassis: Route Processor with Quad Core Processor Software: : 6 Gigabit SFP ports No in chassis in the chassis: Route Processor Software: : 8 Gigabit SFP ports, plus optional 4 configurable 1GE/10GE ports, Four 10 Gigabit Small Form- Factor Plus Pluggable (SFP+) ports, plus optional 4 configurable 1GE/10GE ports in chassis in the chassis: Route Processor Software: : 8 Gigabit SFP ports : Eight 10 Gigabit Small Form- Factor Plus Pluggable (SFP+) ports Note: Builtin 10-GB ports cannot be reduced to 1-GB speed. 1 slot 2 slots 2 slots 2 slots 2 slots 1 routeprocessor slot Software: 2 routeprocessor slots Hardware: 2 routeprocessor slots Hardware: 2 routeprocessor slots Hardware: No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No 2 routeprocessor slots Hardware: 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 7 of 16

8 Table 5. Processor Module Comparison and Specifications X 1009-X (default) Upgradable through a softwareactivated feature license to 5, 10, or 20 with 5- (default) Upgradable through softwareactivated feature license to 10, 20, or 36 up to ) equivale 10), noncrpto 10-N), 20-20), and 40-40) 10), noncrpto 10-N), 20-20), 40), and 1 100) 40) and 1 100) 40), 1 100), and 2 200) 40), 1 100), and 2 200) bandwidth 2.5 to 20 5 to to to to to to 200 memor Share the same corol memor on route processor Share the same corol memor on route processor Share the same corol memor on route processor Share the same corol memor on route processor 10) and 10-10): 2-GB DRAM default; 2-GB DRAM maximum 20-20): 4-GB DRAM default; 4-GB DRAM maximum 10) and 10-10): 2-GB DRAM default; 2-GB DRAM maximum 20-20): 4-GB DRAM default; 4-GB DRAM maximum 40): 8-GB DRAM 1 100): 16-GB DRAM 40): 8-GB DRAM 1 100): 16-GB DRAM 40): 8-GB DRAM 1 100): 16-GB DRAM 2 200): 32-GB DRAM 40): 8-GB DRAM 1 100): 16-GB DRAM 2 200): 32-GB DRAM SIPs and in in in in Supports Supports Supports Supports Supports 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 8 of 16

9 line cards chassis; not upgradable chassis: not upgradable chassis; not upgradable chassis: not upgradable 1004 SIP Carrier Card SIP10), SIP Carrier Card SIP40), and Fixed Line Cards; two 10 GE + twe 1 GE line cards 2T+20X1GE ); and six 10 GE line cards 6TGE) 1006 SIP Carrier Card SIP10), SIP Carrier Card SIP40), and Fixed Line Card; two 10 GE + twe 1 GE line cards 2T+20X1GE ); and six 10 GE line cards 6TGE) 1006-X SIP Carrier Card SIP40), MIP 1 Carrier Card MIP100), and Fixed Line Card; two 10 GE + twe 1 GE line cards 2T+20X1GE ); and six 10 GE line cards 6TGE) 1009-X SIP Carrier Card SIP40), MIP 1 Carrier Card MIP100), and Fixed Line Card; two 10 GE + twe 1 GE 2T+20X1GE ) line cards; and six 10 GE line cards 6TGE) 1013 SIP Carrier Card SIP40), MIP 1 Carrier Card MIP100), and Fixed Line Card; two 10 GE + twe 1 GE 2T+20X1GE ) line cards; and six 10 GE line cards 6TGE) Embedded hardwarebased encrption : Up to 8- crpto : Up to 4- crpto : Up to 16- crpto : Up to 25- crpto : On 10) with up to 4 and on 20-20) with up to 8- crpto Note: No on noncrpto 10-N) : On 10) with up to 4- crpto, 20-20) with up to 8- crpto, 40) with up to 11- crpto, and 1 100) with up to 29- crpto Note: No on noncrpto 10-N) : On 40) with up to 11- crpto and 1 100) with up to 29- crpto : On 40) with up to 11- crpto, 1 100) with up to 29- crpto, and 2 200) with up to 78- crpto : On 40) with up to 11- crpto, 1 100) with up to 29- crpto, and 2 200) with up to 78- crpto 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 9 of 16

10 Minimum IOS release IOS IOS 3.7.0S IOS S IOS S 1004 IOS except 40) requires IOS 3.1.0S Note: 1 100) requires IOS 3.7.0S X IOS X IOS ) requires IOS 3.1.0S, 1 100) requires IOS 3.7.0S, and 2 200) requires IOS S Rackmouing Wallmouing : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch : 19-inch No No No No No No No No No External USB flash memor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor flashmemor Redunda suppl : Dual b default; option of either AC or DC suppl Note: A mix of one AC and one DC suppl is not ed : Dual b default; option of either AC or DC suppl Note: A mix of one AC and one DC suppl is not ed. : Dual b default; option of either AC or DC suppl Note: A mix of one AC and one DC suppl is not ed : Dual b default, expandable up to a total of six, depending on configuratio n and redundanc preferences; option of either 1100W AC or 950W DC Note: A mix of AC and DC is not ed. : Dual b default, expandable up to a total of six, depending on configuratio n and redundanc preferences; option of either 1100W AC or 950W DC Note: A mix of AC and DC is not ed. : Quad (redunda pairs) b default; option of either AC or DC Note: A mix of AC and DC is not ed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 10 of 16

11 X 1009-X 1013 Power input ranging AC input range (85 to 264 VAC) ranging DC (-40 to -72V; 48V nominal) 1002 ranging AC input range (85 to 264 VAC) ranging DC (-40 to -72; - 48V nominal) ranging AC input range (85 to 264 VAC) ranging DC (-40 to -72; - 48V nominal) ranging AC input range (85 to 264 VAC) ranging DC (-40 to -72; - 48V nominal) ranging AC input range (85 to 264 VAC) ranging DC (-40 to -72; - 48V nominal) ranging AC (180 to 264V; 240V; 60 or 50 Hz nominal) ranging DC (-40.5 to -72; -48V nominal) Power consumptio n 242W m (AC): 250W 250W 590W m (AC): 560W 470W 360W m (AC): 360W 360W 500W m (AC): 500W 500W 1020W m (AC): 960W 765W 1700W m (AC): 1600W 1275W Or 2100W m (AChigh line): 2000W 1695W 4600W m (AC): 4500W 4030W 5200W m (AC): 5100W 4575W 4200W m (AChigh line): 4000W 3390W Airflow Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Fro-toback Operating temperature (nominal) 32 to 104 F (0 to 40 C) Operating temperature (short-term) 32 to 122 F (0 to 50 C) Operating humidit (nominal) (relative humidit) 10 to 85% Operating humidit (short-term) 5 to 90% 1002 Storage temperature -40 to 150 F (-40 to 70 C) Storage humidit (relative humidit) 5 to 95% Operating altitude -500 to 10,000 feet (152 to 3048 meters) Network Building Standards (NEBS) (in progress) (in progress) (in progress) (in progress) (in progress) 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 11 of 16

12 X 1009-X 1013 EMC standards FCC 47 CFR Part 15 VCCI AS/NSZ ICES- 003 EN5502 2/CISPR 22 Informati on Technol og (Emissio ns) EN5502 4/CISPR 24 Informati on Technol og ( ) EN Telecom municati ons Network (EMC) EN /EN Generic Standar d Emissions FCC 47CFR1 5 Class A CISPR 22 CISPR 22 Class A EN Class A ICES- 003 VCCI CNS EN EN Electrost atic Discharg e Radiate d EFT-B Surge to Conduct ed Disturba nces Power Frequen c Magneti c Field Voltage Dips, Short Ierrupti ons, and Voltage Variation s Emissions FCC 47CFR1 5 Class A CISPR 22 CISPR 22 Class A EN Class A ICES- 003 VCCI CNS EN EN Electrost atic Discharg e Radiate d EFT-B Surge to Conduct ed Disturba nces IEC/EN Power Frequen c Magneti c Field Voltage Dips, Short Ierrupti ons, and Voltage Variation s 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 12 of 16

13 X 1009-X 1013 ETSI/EN EN5502 2/CISPR 22 Informati on Technol og (Emissio ns) EN5502 4/CISPR 24 Informati on Technol og ( ) EN Telecom municati ons Network EN /EN Generic Standar d ETSI/EN EN5502 2/CISPR 22 Informati on Technol og (Emissio ns) EN5502 4/CISPR 24 Informati on Technol og ( ) EN Telecom municati ons Network EN /EN Generic Standar d Safet Standard Ordering Information To place an order, visit the Commerce Workspace. To get started with the, refer to the detailed product part numbers and descriptions in the following tables: Table 6: Chassis Table 7: Processor Modules Table 8: Ierfaces and Modules For software image, feature and upgrade license, and more details about the bundles and how to order the, refer to the Ordering Guide and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 13 of 16

14 Table 6. Ordering Information for Chassis Product Number Product Description Chassis Sstem, Crpto, 6 built-in GE, Dual P/S = Sstem, Crpto, 6 built-in GE, Dual P/S, Spare Sstem, 8x10GE+8x1GE, 2xP/S, optional crpto = Sstem, 8x10GE+8x1GE, 2xP/S, optional crpto, spare Sstem, 4x10GE+4x1GE built-in, Dual P/S, optional crpto = Sstem, 4x10GE+4x1GE built-in, Dual P/S, optional crpto, spare Sstem, Crpto, 6 Built-In GE, Dual P/S = Sstem, Crpto, 6 Built-In GE, Dual P/S, Spare Chassis, Dual P/S 1004= 1004 Chassis, Dual P/S, Spare Chassis, Dual P/S 1006= 1006 Chassis, Dual P/S, Spare 1006-X 1006-X Chassis 1006-X= 1006-X Chassis, Spare 1009-X 1009-X Chassis 1009-X= 1009-X Chassis, Spare Chassis, Redunda P/S 1013= 1013 Chassis, Redunda P/S, Spare USB Memor Options MEMUSB-1024FT 1 GB USB Flash Token for MEMUSB-1024FT= 1 GB USB Flash Token for, Spare Table 7. Ordering Information for Processor Modules Product Number Product Description Embedded Services Processor 1020 Embedded Services Processor, 20 Gb 1020= Embedded Services Processor, 20 Gb, Spare 1040 Embedded Services Processor, 40 Gb 1040= Embedded Services Processor, 40 Gb Spare Embedded Services Processor, 100 Gb 10100= Embedded Services Processor, 100 Gb Spare Embedded Services Processor, 200 Gb 10200= Embedded Services Processor, 200 Gb Spare Route Processor 10RP2 Route Processor 2, 8 GB DRAM 10RP2= Route Processor 2, 8 GB DRAM, Spare 2016 and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 14 of 16

15 Table 8. Ordering Information for Ierfaces and Modules Product Number Product Description SPA Ierface Processor and Line Cards 10SIP40 SPA Ierface Processor 40 10SIP40= SPA Ierface Processor 40, SPARE 106TGE Fixed Line Card, 6X10GE 106TGE= Fixed Line Card, 6X10GE, Spare 102T+20X1GE Fixed Line Card, 2X10GE + 20X1GE 102T+20X1GE= Fixed Line Card, 2X10GE + 20X1GE, Spare 10MIP100 Line Card, 100 Gb Modular Ierface Processor 10MIP100= Line Card, 100 Gb Modular Ierface Processor, spare EPA-1X100GE 1x100GE Port Adapter EPA-1X100GE= 1x100GE Port Adapter, spare EPA-CPAK-2X40GE 2x40GE Port Adapter (breakout cable) EPA-CPAK-2X40GE= 2x40GE Port Adapter (breakout cable), spare EPA-10X10GE 10x10GE Port Adapter EPA-10X10GE= 10x10GE Port Adapter, spare EPA-18X1GE 18x1GE Port Adapter EPA-18X1GE= 18x1GE Port Adapter, spare Upgrade Paths Routers are included in the standard Technolog Migration Program. Refer to and coact our local accou represeative for program details. Services Services make networks, applications, and the people who use them work better together. and our certified partners can help make our eerprise WAN edge deplome a success with a broad portfolio of services based on proven methodologies. We can help ou establish a secure, resilie WAN architecture and successfull iegrate securit and Unified Communications technologies with bandwidth to video, collaboration, branch-office solutions, and growth in alignme with our business goals. The Lifeccle approach to services defines the requisite activities at each phase of the solution lifeccle. Planning and design services expedite solution adoption. Award-winning technical increases operational efficienc. Optimization services improve performance, resilienc, stabilit, and predictabilit and prepare our network and teams for change. For more information, please visit Capital Financing to Help You Achieve Your Objectives Capital can help ou acquire the technolog ou need to achieve our objectives and sta competitive. We can help ou reduce CapEx. Accelerate our growth. Optimize our investme dollars and ROI. Capital financing gives ou flexibilit in acquiring hardware, software, services, and complemear third-part equipme. And there s just one predictable pame. Capital is available in more than 100 couries. Learn more and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 15 of 16

16 For More Information For more information about the, visit or coact our local accou represeative. For information about the bundles, refer to the Ordering Guide. Pried in USA C / and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This docume is Public Information. Page 16 of 16