Cisco ASR 5500 Series Management and I/O (MIO) Card expansion module 10GBase-SR x 20
$410,000.00
Designed For Cisco ASR 5500
Networking
Ports 10GBase-SR x 20
Connectivity Technology Wired
Cabling Type Ethernet 10GBase-SR
Data Link Protocol 10 Gigabit Ethernet
General
Device Type Expansion module
Expansion / Connectivity
Interfaces 20 x 10GBASE-SR
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