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Overview
The Cisco N55-D160L3 is designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern network environments, offering advanced features and capabilities to support complex routing and switching tasks. This module, an O2 Daughter Card equipped with a Layer 3 (L3) Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), is engineered for efficiency and performance, providing a seamless networking experience.
One of the key features of the Cisco N55-D160L3 is its support for a substantial number of routing and forwarding entries, ensuring high-speed, reliable network performance. With the capability to handle up to 8,000 IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes, which can be expanded to 16,000 with unicast Reverse Path Forwarding (uRPF) disabled, it is well-suited for environments with heavy routing requirements. The device also supports an IPv4 Host Table of 8,000 entries, allowing for efficient management of network hosts.
In addition to its routing capabilities, the Cisco N55-D160L3 excels in multicast routing, with support for up to 4,000 IP Multicast Routes. This feature is crucial for applications that require simultaneous data delivery to multiple destinations, enhancing the efficiency of resource utilization and reducing network load.
The module's support for Layer 3 interfaces (L3 Interfaces) is another highlight, offering up to 1,000 interfaces. This allows for the segregation of different network segments, improving security and reducing broadcast domains. Furthermore, the implementation of Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) technology, with support for up to 1,000 VRF instances, enables multiple routing tables to coexist within the same router, facilitating improved network path isolation and traffic segmentation.
Key specifications include:
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- IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes: 8k (expandable to 16k with uRPF disabled)
- IPv4 Host Table: 8,000 entries
- IP Multicast Routes: 4,000 entries
Specs
| Item Number | N55-D160L3 |
| Producer | Cisco |
| IPv4 Maximum Prefix Match Entries | 8,000 (Expands to 16,000 with uRPF off) |
| IPv4 Address Records | 8,000 |
| IP Broadcast Routes | 4,000 |
| Layer 3 Endpoints | 1,000 |
| Virtual Routing and Forwarding Instances | 1,000 |
| Hardware Type | Layer 3 Services Daughter Card with O2 ASIC |
N55-D160L3
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Product Description
The N55-D160L3 Cisco features a O2 Daughter Card with L3 ASIC module, designed to efficiently manage IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes with a capacity of 8k (16K with uRPF disabled). It supports up to 8,000 IPv4 Host Table entries and 4,000 IP Multicast Routes, ensuring comprehensive network coverage. Additionally, it facilitates up to 1K L3 Interfaces and 1K VRF, optimizing routing and virtualization capabilities.Key Feature for the N55-D160L3
- What is the capacity for IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes on this device?
The device supports 8k routes, which can be expanded to 16k with uRPF disabled. - How many entries can the IPv4 Host Table support?
The IPv4 Host Table can accommodate up to 8,000 entries. - What is the limit for IP Multicast Routes on this module?
This module can handle up to 4,000 IP Multicast Routes. - How many L3 Interfaces does the device support?
The device is capable of supporting 1K (1,000) L3 Interfaces. - Can you detail the VRF capacity of the hardware?
The hardware has a VRF capacity of 1K (1,000). - What module type is integrated for L3 processing?
An O2 Daughter Card with L3 ASIC is integrated for Layer 3 processing. - Is the device capable of supporting both IPv4 and IP Multicast routing?
Yes, the device supports both IPv4 routing up to 8,000 routes (16k with certain features disabled) and IP Multicast routing up to 4,000 routes. - What is the maximum number of L3 Interfaces and VRFs supported?
The device supports a maximum of 1,000 L3 Interfaces and 1,000 VRFs. - How does disabling uRPF affect IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes capacity?
Disabling uRPF doubles the IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes capacity from 8k to 16k. - What specific module is used for L3 processing and how does it affect the device’s capabilities?
The O2 Daughter Card with L3 ASIC is used, enhancing the device's capabilities for Layer 3 processing and routing.
Product Review
The Cisco N55-D160L3 offers a commendable capacity for IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes at 8k, doubling to 16k with uRPF disabled, catering to demanding network environments. However, its limitation to 8,000 IPv4 host table entries and 4,000 IP multicast routes might restrict scalability in larger, more dynamic networks. The integration of an O2 Daughter Card with L3 ASIC ensures efficient layer 3 processing, but the capped L3 interfaces and VRFs at 1K each could be a bottleneck for extensive, multi-tenant architectures.
Overview
The Cisco N55-D160L3 is designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern network environments, offering advanced features and capabilities to support complex routing and switching tasks. This module, an O2 Daughter Card equipped with a Layer 3 (L3) Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), is engineered for efficiency and performance, providing a seamless networking experience.
One of the key features of the Cisco N55-D160L3 is its support for a substantial number of routing and forwarding entries, ensuring high-speed, reliable network performance. With the capability to handle up to 8,000 IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes, which can be expanded to 16,000 with unicast Reverse Path Forwarding (uRPF) disabled, it is well-suited for environments with heavy routing requirements. The device also supports an IPv4 Host Table of 8,000 entries, allowing for efficient management of network hosts.
In addition to its routing capabilities, the Cisco N55-D160L3 excels in multicast routing, with support for up to 4,000 IP Multicast Routes. This feature is crucial for applications that require simultaneous data delivery to multiple destinations, enhancing the efficiency of resource utilization and reducing network load.
The module's support for Layer 3 interfaces (L3 Interfaces) is another highlight, offering up to 1,000 interfaces. This allows for the segregation of different network segments, improving security and reducing broadcast domains. Furthermore, the implementation of Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) technology, with support for up to 1,000 VRF instances, enables multiple routing tables to coexist within the same router, facilitating improved network path isolation and traffic segmentation.
Key specifications include:
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- IPv4 Longest Prefix Match Routes: 8k (expandable to 16k with uRPF disabled)
- IPv4 Host Table: 8,000 entries
- IP Multicast Routes: 4,000 entries
Specifications
| Item Number | N55-D160L3 |
| Producer | Cisco |
| IPv4 Maximum Prefix Match Entries | 8,000 (Expands to 16,000 with uRPF off) |
| IPv4 Address Records | 8,000 |
| IP Broadcast Routes | 4,000 |
| Layer 3 Endpoints | 1,000 |
| Virtual Routing and Forwarding Instances | 1,000 |
| Hardware Type | Layer 3 Services Daughter Card with O2 ASIC |