Hello!
Yes, you can convert the 400Gbps ports to 100Gbps ports simply by inserting a 100Gbps QSFP28 transceiver/optic; no breakout cable is needed. To remove any doubt, we have a N9K-C93600CD-GX in our lab environment running NX-OS 10.5(1):
N9K-1# sh...
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The N9K-C93600CD-GX can provide native 100G (as well as native 40G, if needed) ports without breakout. The previously-cited matrix is indicating the absolute maximum number of 100G links the switch can bring up. The data sheet for the Nexus 93...
Hi Petar!
I highly recommend opening a case with Cisco's TAC to investigate this issue further if you have not already. It is possible that the root cause of this issue is due to a legitimate software defect - if so, TAC will be able to provide addit...
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Based on this most recent topology, let's assign some names to specific devices to make the conversation easier.
Customer-Router (rightmost router connected to Customers)Customer-N9K-1 (top switch in the diagram on the Customer side)Customer-N...
Hi Suprit,
No, that is not possible. As I mentioned before, if a VLAN is carried across the vPC Peer-Link, then definitionally, it is a vPC VLAN, not a non-vPC VLAN.
Thank you!
-Christopher