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does cisco 4331 router support 10g sfp interface by inbuilt

rituporna111
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Dear Team,

Does cisco 4331 router support 10g sfp interface by inbuilt?Or we have to implant extra card for this?

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Leo Laohoo
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Gi 0/0/0 is only for SFP.

For SFP+, you'll need to get a SM-X-4X1G-1X10G. 

What is the WAN bandwidth?  The reason why I'm asking is because the 4331 cannot push 10 Gbps.  

Thanks a lot Mr. Leo Laohoo for your response.

 

The reason I am asking because the customer already had purchased 10 G SFP module. So will it be fine if sm-x-4x1g-1x10g external module is use for 10 G SFP that in 3441 router?

Yes.

Thanks a lot Sir. 

If by "inbuilt" you mean the native front-panel SFP interfaces on the system then the answer is no. These are only 1G interfaces so they support SFP not SFP+. If you insert an SFP+ it won't even be recognized. The 4331 can support a 10G interface in an SM-X module as was mentioned here. However, the 4331 cannot come close to filling a 10G interface and can only handle 300Mbps with services (ignoring boost licenses). This router is not designed to forward 10G worth of traffic (or anything approaching that). Yes you can install a 10G SM-X and yes it is supported, but do you really want to?


@bolick wrote:

This router is not designed to forward 10G worth of traffic (or anything approaching that). Yes you can install a 10G SM-X and yes it is supported, but do you really want to?


He's been "warned".  At least, your response is "official".

So you meant to say even after installing 10G SM-X we cant achieve 10 G traffic from this router.


@rituporna111 wrote:

So you meant to say even after installing 10G SM-X we cant achieve 10 G traffic from this router.


That is what we've been saying.

Read the Data Sheet.  The maximum Aggregate Throughput is 1 Gbps.  And that is only from one interface.  

If you want 10 Gbps, then you're looking at an ASR 1001-X at a minimum.

Ok. Thanks for the information.Your input is very helpful. 

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