This provider edge router is perfect for service providers and large enterprises who need high-performance aggregation and edge routing capabilities. Our Cisco ASR 9000 Series solution delivers:
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456 Gbps throughput for massive traffic aggregation and routing
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2RU form factor design maximizing performance per rack unit
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IOS XR operating system providing carrier-grade reliability and scalability
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Enterprise router capabilities for mission-critical network infrastructure
Key Features
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High-performance routing with 456 Gbps system throughput
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Compact 2RU design for space-efficient deployment
- Advanced IOS XR software with modular architecture
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Provider edge functionality supporting MPLS and segment routing
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Enterprise-grade reliability with redundant components
- Scalable interface options for gigabit ethernet connectivity
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Cisco |
| Model Number |
ASR-9901 |
| Type |
Provider Edge Router |
| System Throughput |
456 Gbps |
| Form Factor |
2RU rack-mountable |
| Operating System |
Cisco IOS XR |
| Series |
ASR 9000 Series |
| Routing Protocols |
OSPF, BGP, ISIS, MPLS, Segment Routing |
| Compatible Systems |
Service provider networks, enterprise network infrastructure
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this ASR 9000 Series router ideal for provider edge applications?
A: The ASR 9901 delivers 456 Gbps of routing performance with advanced MPLS and segment routing capabilities, making it perfect for service provider edge deployments requiring high-scale traffic aggregation and provider edge functionality.
Q: How does the 2RU form factor benefit data center deployments?
A: The compact 2RU design maximizes performance density, allowing up to 456 Gbps throughput in just two rack units - ideal for space-constrained environments requiring high-performance enterprise router capabilities.
Q: What are the advantages of IOS XR for carrier-grade networks?
A: IOS XR provides modular architecture with in-service software upgrades, process-level fault isolation, and distributed forwarding - essential for carrier-grade reliability in service provider and large enterprise environments.
Q: Can this router handle both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic at full performance?
A: Yes, this gigabit ethernet router provides native IPv4 and IPv6 forwarding at full 456 Gbps performance, with advanced features like dual-stack operation and IPv6 transition mechanisms for modern network deployments.