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Cisco Catalyst 6500/6800 Series Transition Guide

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Cisco listed the top 3 reasons to make the Cisco Nexus 9000 Series your network switch today. Let’s take a look.

1. Scalable performance, whenever you need it

How will you manage the ever-increasing ongoing explosion of information – and use it to your advantage? With the Cisco Nexus 9000 Series, you get multispeed ports (1/10/25/40/50/100 Gbps) and line-rate encryption that scale without sacrificing performance. Think investment protection. Think scale.

2. Security and real-time visibility: you’re covered

The Cisco Nexus 9000 Series has built-in support for Cisco Tetration Analytics and Cisco Nexus Data Broker – giving you real-time visibility into application performance and enhanced security.

The Cisco 2017 Annual Security Report found that one in five organizations lost customers because of an attack, and nearly 30% lost revenue.

3. Improved ROI through faster deployment and streamlined management

Deploy switches efficiently and optimally with Cisco Data Center Network Manager (DCNM).Automatically provision the Cisco Nexus 9000 Series and configure switch fabric tools with Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) for fast deployment.

Unify LAN and SAN management software into a single platform. Imagine the time you’ll save – and the knowledge you’ll gain.

Digital transformation never looked so good–or scaled so fast

The Cisco Nexus 9000 Series simplifies your hybrid IT infrastructure and makes it ready for modern, next-generation applications.

It’s the foundation of Cisco’s data center design to analyze, simplify, automate, and protect – and it’s your start to a digital transformation.

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It is an all-in-one solution that solves complex communications challenges for business with up to 1,000 employees. It’s the best option for you want to connect with co-workers, customers, and business partners from anywhere, using any device.

How You Benefit from Cisco Business Edition 6000

• Improve staff productivity with powerful collaboration tools.

• Bring employees and customers closer together with face-to-face interactions to accelerate decision making.

• Respond quickly to users’ increasing demands to work securely from anywhere with any device.

• Increase end-user satisfaction and loyalty by enabling consistent experiences.

• Get the most from your IT spending with the capability to run multiple applications concurrently on a choice of single-server platforms?

• Simplify system management and maintenance with one easy-to-use interface.

1. Meet growing employee and business demands.
2. Connect up to 1000 users with powerful collaboration capabilities.
3. Embrace collaboration technology to solve challenges.
4. Create unique, hybrid premises and cloud collaboration user experiences.

And achieve it all with a single, integrated platform: Cisco Business Edition 6000 (BE6000)-Simple Solutions, Big Capability

The Cisco BE6000 is a family of packaged collaboration solutions that comes with all core applications preloaded and ready to run. It provides you with a single, centrally managed voice and video call control platform that scales with business growth up to 1000 users, 2500 devices, and 100 contact center agents.

Platform Model Options

Cisco BE6000 platforms are built on virtualized Cisco Unified Computing System(Cisco UCS) products, which are designed for performance and density over a wide range of company sizes and business workloads. There are three models:

● BE6000H: Supports eight collaboration application options plus one for provisioning in a single virtualized server platform; maximum capacity of 1000 users, 2500 devices, and 100 contact center agents. Ideal for medium- to large-scale end-to-end collaboration deployments.

● BE6000M: Supports four collaboration application options plus one for provisioning in a single virtualized server platform; maximum capacity of 1000 users, 1200 devices, and 100 contact center agents. Ideal for medium-scale end-to-end collaboration deployments.

● BE6000S: Supports five fixed collaboration applications in a single integrated router/gateway/virtualized blade server platform; maximum capacity of 150 users and 300 devices. Ideal for small-scale “office in a box” collaboration deployments.

The servers are delivered ready for use, with a preinstalled virtualization hypervisor and preloaded software, ready to install. Specific details of BE6000 platform components are available at the links provided in following section.

Cisco BE6000H/M: Built for Medium-Scale Collaboration Deployments

The Cisco BE6000 is a packaged solution that comes preloaded with virtualization and applications software. Simply turn on additional collaboration applications as your business needs grow.

Cisco BE6000S: Built for Small-Scale Collaboration Deployments

This integrated router, gateway, and blade server is ideal for small sites that need basic, entry-level voice and IP telephony capabilities, together with powerful, easy-to-use collaboration tools.

Cisco Business Edition 6000 Solutions Components

Simple IP phone system plus much more

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GLC-T is a fiber optic transceiver module via Category 5 copper lines, Cisco GLC-T fiber transceivers provide 1Gbps data transfer and it provides full-duplex Gigabit Ethernet connectivity to high-end workstations and between wiring closets over existing copper network infrastructure. GLC-T SFP is compliant to IEEE 802.3 and its dimension is 0.6 in x 2.8 in x 0.6 in. GLC-T is with plug in module type Mini-GBIC.

SFP-GE-T is Cisco fiber optic transceiver that works with 1000BASE-T. SFP-GE-T is with extended working temperature and it is with DOM support. SFP-GE-T is small form transceiver with RJ45 connector interface and it is with spring latch for high density applications.

Difference between GLC-T and SFP-GE-T

GLC-T, Cisco compatible copper SFP transceiver module for Category 5 copper wire, RJ-45 connector.

SFP-GE-T, 1000BASE-T SFP transceiver module for Category 5 copper wire, extended operating temperature range, RJ-45 connector

Cisco GLC-T fiber transceivers provide 1Gbps data transfer and it provides full-duplex Gigabit Ethernet connectivity to high-end workstations

SFP-GE-T is small form transceiver with RJ45 connector interface and it is with spring latch for high density applications.

GLC-TE provides customized and cost-effective solutions of high quality for all needs and specifications, including Optical design, Mechanical design, Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layout and Electrical design, Software & Firmware design, Integrated assembly, Specific labels, etc. 

Specifications for GLC-T, GLC-TE and SFP-GE-T

The difference between GLC-T and GLC-TE is the operating temperature range.

Operating temperature range for GLC-T and GLC-TE is respectively commercial temperature range (COM) and Extended temperature range (EXT).

The difference between SFP-GE-T and GLC-TE is that the SFP-GE-T has the function of NEBS 3 ESD. 

Distinguishing Between Cisco SFP-GE-T and GLC-T SFP Formats

On the face of it, the two formats are pretty similar and, most of the time, are interchangeable. Both are:

• 1000BaseT 
• RJ45-Based
• Good for up to 100m Ethernet cables
• Gigabit-speed with 10/100 compatibility
• Useful in the same temperature ranges (0-70C)

So in other words, they're both fairly basic Gigabit Ethernet SFP Ports, and both should work fine with any standard GbE cabling.  

For 99% of Cisco network operators, either could be used with no problems.

NEBS  level 3

NEBS (Network Equipment-Building System) describes the environment of a typical United States RBOC Central Office. NEBS is the most common set of safety, spatial and environmental design guidelines applied to telecommunications equipment in the United States. It is an industry requirement, but not a legal requirement.

NEBS Level 3 regulates a lot of stresses including:

1. Fire resistance

2. Thermal margins

3. Acoustic limits

4. Proper airflow

5. Vibration resistance (like earthquakes)

6. RF tolerances and emissions

7. Failover capabilities

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Compare Cisco IP Phone 8800 Models: Specifications at a Glance

	8811	8831	8841	8845	8851	8861	8865
High-def Video (720p)	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	Yes
Integral switch	Gigabit	No	Gigabit	Gigabit	Gigabit	Gigabit	Gigabit
Programmable (line) keys	5	1	5	5	5	5	5
Bluetooth/DECT	No	DECT (mics)	No	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	Bluetooth
Cisco Intelligent Proximity	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
USB (physical ports)	No	No	No	No	Yes (1)	Yes (2)	Yes (2)
KEM	No	No	No	No	Yes (2)	Yes (3)	Yes (3)
Wi-Fi (802.11n)	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
Wall-mountable	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

Reference from https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/13123921/comparison-chart-cisco-ip-phone-8800-series

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Most users have questions about choosing and using the SFP modules for network switches, routers and firewalls. For example, which SFP transceivers will support my ASR 1001 router? Does my C1-WS3850-12S/K9 support the GLC-TE module? If the GLC-TE 1GE SFPs run well with 1000Mbit in a SFP+ port on the 4500-X?

Now in this article we will take the Cisco ASR 1000 Series Routers for the exact example. Find out all the SFP Transceivers for ASR 1000 Series Router.

Firstly, let’s read some users’ problems while choosing SFP modules.

Some users’ questions about SFP modules for ASR 1000 Series:

“We’ve recently bought a Cisco asr 1001 Router and I have a number of interface slots. I want to populate these with fibre modules. Can you tell me which fibre modules are compatible please? Are the regular SFPs ok to use or is there a special asr series of SFPs to use?”

“Recently am facing some issues with ASR 1002 and GLC-TE Copper Base-T Module.

Please see below details:

1. Router Model ASR 1002 and Running IOS asr1000rp1-adventerprisek9.03.04.02.S.151-3.S2.bin

2. Running Copper Base-T Module SFP-GE-T

Now I am trying to use GLC-TE module but port is not UP.

How can I solve this problem!!?”

For the ASR, you need "SFP-GE-T". Cisco has updated its platforms and minimum software releases that support the Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC) and Gigabit Ethernet Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver modules. We can read the full list of Transceiver Models and Minimum Software Release Required supported on Cisco ISR 1000 Series.

Updated: Cisco Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver Modules for ASR 1000 Series Router

*ASR 1001-X supports the above mentioned SFPs from 3.12.0S or ‘Minimum Software Release Required’ whichever latest. ASR 1001-X supports GLC-GE-100FX from 16.2 or ‘Minimum Software Release Required’ whichever latest.  ASR1001-X does not support GLC-LH-SM. Use GLC-LH-SMD instead.

**ASR 1002-HX supports the above mentioned SFPs from 16.2 or ‘Minimum Software Release Required’ whichever latest.

*** ASR 1001-HX supports GLC-GE-100FX on Bay 0 only.

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The most popular Cisco transceiver modules have been announced end-of-sale and end-of-life. How to migrate to the new model? Read the following guide and info about the Legacy SFP Modules and the newest SFP Transceivers.

GLC-SX-MM vs. GLC-SX-MMD vs. GLC-SX-MM-RGD vs. SFP-GE-S

Legacy SFP Modules End of Sale

Legacy SFP modules and new SFP modules will coexist for a maximum period of 12-18 months; then legacy SFP modules will be end of sale.

Target EoS Date for Legacy SFP Modules

SFP features on new Product IDs:

• Backward compatible
• Digital Optical Monitoring
• UDI compliant
• PbFree
• Extended temperature range of operation (-5°C to 85°C)

From https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/interfaces-modules/transceiver-modules/product_bulletin_c25-681353.html

The Newest SFP Transceivers, Updated on January 24, 2018

The Full Newest Cisco Gigabit Ethernet Transceiver Modules Compatibility Matrix: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/interfaces_modules/transceiver_modules/compatibility/matrix/GE_Tx_Matrix.html#_Toc483994090

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The Cisco Catalyst heritage-Catalyst 9000 family

The Cisco Catalyst 9000 family of switches is the next generation of our best-selling Cisco Catalyst line of enterprise LAN switches and operates with the same feature-rich Cisco IOS XE 16 and field-reprogrammable UADP ASIC technology already widely deployed with the Cisco Catalyst 3850 and 3650 Series. The 9000 family also takes advantage of a shared DevOps toolkit for open programmability, analytics, and telemetry. This means you can expect to have all of the advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 capabilities that you have come to expect and more, at twice the capacity.

One key difference, however, is the new subscription licensing model that helps make ordering easy.

Rather than the multiple, perhaps confusing, licensing options, Cisco Catalyst 9000 switches are offered with three options–Cisco DNA Essentials, Cisco DNA Advantage, and Cisco ONE Advantage. Each of these are offered in 3-, 5-, and 7-year options.

The new Essentials licensing provides all the same great features you get from your current high-performing Cisco Catalyst switches and more. Full NetFlow, basic programmability, automation, and monitoring plus an onboard x86 CPU complex are included.

And a Cisco Catalyst 9000 switch with a Cisco DNA Essentials package has been priced to be less expensive than current comparable

Cisco Catalyst switches.

But the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family was designed from the ground up to do way more than just turbo-charge your network. These switches have been packed with a host of new features provided in the Cisco DNA Advantage package that provide greater security, automation, and insight than was previously possible. This includes DNA Center, SD-Access, and advanced security and analytics capabilities such as Encrypted Traffic Analytics.

But for you, the one who actually runs the network, it is not so much about what the new Cisco Catalyst 9000 switches can do but what they can do for you.

We have designed the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family of switches to meet five specific challenges facing your network, with breakthrough innovations in security, operational simplicity, mobility, IoT, and cloud.

But don’t just listen to us, and listen to customers like you who have been part of our early field trials.

“The Catalyst 9000 has exceeded NASA’s mission critical requirements for security and segmentation…and at twice the performance.”

— Eric Latta, solutions architect, NASA

“IT can easily orchestrate global policy to secure, differentiated access for staff and students across multiple campuses with SD-Access’ network segmentation. The new network from Cisco makes our IT faster, more flexible, and more intuitive.”

— Ulrich Hauptmann, head of IT, Jade University of Applied Sciences (Germany)

“Catalyst 9000 creates immediate IT efficiency results with a straightforward and simple provisioning view across secure segments.”

— Kevin Tompkins, network architect, Scentsy (United States)

“As a leader in state-of-the art healthcare services, we depend on our ‘always on’ network. The resiliency, scale, and management simplicity of the Catalyst 9000 will allow our network to securely grow as quickly as our needs grow.”

— Thomas Noppe, lead IT architect, UZ Leuven (Belgium)

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How to help wireless customers select the right wireless solutions? In the following part there are three approaches for a range of customers.

Three Approaches for a Range of Customers

It is easier when you offer appliance-free, appliance-based, and cloud-based solutions.

On Premises and Appliance-Free

With these solutions, the access points handle the wireless management. So no additional hardware is necessary. They are easy to use, affordable, and work well in environments with up to 25 access points.

Off Premise and Cloud Based

These Cisco® Meraki® cloud-managed solutions are ideal for deployments with access points in multiple remote locations. They are highly scalable, are license based, and require little or no IT staff on site.

On Premises and Appliance-Based

When a company needs 25 to 250 access points in one location, these are the solutions to sell. Network administrators manage the numerous access points with a centralized, wireless LAN controller.

Three Common Network Models

Most customers have small wireless networks, distributed branch locations, or large campuses.

Small Business Local Networks

These customers generally have one location with 25 access points or fewer. They need wireless solutions that are easy to install, easier to manage, and completely reliable. And they want competitive features and performance for an affordable price.

Branch Office Networks

This category of customers requires 25 or more access points in distributed locations. They want wireless solutions that can be licensed, secured, and managed by remote staff, and that will scale up or down quickly to meet changing demand.

Central Campus Networks

This enterprise customer group uses up to 250 access points in a centralized complex. They need broader services, premium performance, bulletproof security, greater network traffic visibility, and simple, centralized control of the many access points.

A Solution for Every Situation

Whether your customer maintains a small office, several branches, or a bustling campus, Cisco has just the right wireless solution. Cisco’s appliance-free, appliance-based, and Cisco Meraki cloud-based offerings help you present more solutions to more customers than ever before. Refer to the table above for specific examples.

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Read the following mapping tables that tell you the SKU mapping between Catalyst 3850/Catalyst 6800ia/Catalyst 4500E/4500X/Catalyst 6800 and Catalyst 9000 (9300, 9400, and 9500)?

Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 3850 and 9300 Series.

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Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 4500E and 9400 Series

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Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

• C9500-32C: 32 ports 100G QSFP28

• C9500-32QC: 24 ports 40G QSFP with 4 ports 100G QSFP28 uplinks OR 32 ports 40G QSFP OR 16 ports 100G QSFP28

• C9500-24Q: 24 ports 40G QSFP

• C9500-12Q: 12 ports 40G QSFP

• C9500-48Y4C: 48 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks

• C9500-24Y4C: 24 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks

• C9500-40X: 40 ports x10G SFP+ option with 8 ports 10G SFP+ and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

• C9500-16X: 16 ports 10G SFP+ option with 8 ports 10G SFP+ and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800ia and 9300 Series

Warranty and Support

Q: How does Cisco Smart Net Total Care® Service pricing compare between the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family and Cisco Catalyst 3850, 4500, and 4500X Series?

A: Smart Net Total Care® pricing for the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family is at parity with the existing Cisco Catalyst 3850, 4500, and 4500X Series.

Q: Does Smart Net Total Care support include support for all the different licenses?

A: Smart Net Total Care supports hardware and network essentials and network advantage perpetual licenses. All term-based subscription licenses, such as Cisco DNA™ Essentials and Cisco DNA Advantage, are covered by SWSS, which is included by default in the price of the license.

Q: Do Cisco Catalyst 9000 family switches support the Enhanced Limited Lifetime Warranty (E-LLW)?

Yes, all Cisco Catalyst 9000 family switches support E-LLW. E-LLW provides 90-day 8x5 Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) hardware support, next-business-day hardware replacement, and guest access to the knowledge base. The business unit software policy provides free software updates for Cisco IOS software in the network stack.

Q: What is the software support model with E-LLW on the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family?

A: The Enhanced Limited Lifetime Warranty is limited to hardware support. For the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family, software-related issues are covered by SWSS, which is included as part of the Cisco DNA subscription license. Also, for the first 90 days, you are entitled to configuration help for Cisco IOS XE software-related questions. Software updates to the Cisco IOS XE software will be supported by the business unit software policy.

A complete list of PIDs is available in the platform-specific data sheets:

• Cisco Catalyst 9300: Latest data sheet version

• Cisco Catalyst 9400: Latest Datasheet Version

• Cisco Catalyst 9500: Latest Datasheet Version

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And today’s operations are more complex—going way beyond the basics.

SMBs have little-to-no-IT resources, time, energy or skills to handle this new normal of business practices. For those who are interested in how it works, watch this 2-minute video:

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SMBs, like all businesses, need secure, simple and affordable IT options that will protect their critical business intellectual property, block or guard against risky practices, set policies and offer backup connectivity—all while having the ability to connect every device within any point in the network.

Having the right device to run day-to-day operations can transform your SMB.

Let’s imagine you are a small business that deals with the public in retail, finance, education or other commercial firms. You want your customers to be able to use the Wi-Fi guest access without any threat of them viewing financial, identity, health or other private records. “The last thing a clinic wants is for the network to be hacked and for patients’ records to be exposed. You want to provide guest access which is independent of the clinic’s network. In technical terms, it’s called network segmentation, which is simple to do with an ISR 1000.” says Shankar Ramachandran, Product Line Manager for Cisco Integrated Services Routers.”

Cisco’s versatile 1000 Series Integrated Services Router is like a small office or branch office-in-a-box for your business, school, clinic or retail location. Here are the top four reasons why:

1. All-in-one solution—Routing, wireless and switching are combined in a single device with Cisco’s trusted IOS® XE software. Internet access, comprehensive security, and management are combined in a single, high-performance device. Plus, with pay-as-you-grow performance licensing you can avoid unnecessary hardware upgrades and save on CapEx.
2. Advanced wired and wireless access—All of your devices connected to the network with advanced connectivity options like 4G LTE, DSL, copper and fiber Ethernet. Plus, ISR 1000s have a built-in wireless access point that includes integrated wireless controller capability, so you have the fastest way to wirelessly connect an entire network or office site, quickly, easily and affordably. With Cisco’s Mobility Express you can support up to 100 Cisco APs and 2,000 connected client devices on a single Wi-Fi network.
3. Enterprise-class security—With integrated security features like IP Security, high-performance VPN’s and Encrypted Traffic Analytics, the ISR 1000 is always on, always open to protect your desktops, tablets and mobile devices and content from malware and ransomware. In addition, Cisco Umbrella™ is a cloud security platform that provides the first line of defense against threats on the Internet wherever users go, blocking malicious attacks and DDOS attacks before a connection is ever established. It will even help identify where the next attack will emerge.
4. Cisco Software-Defined WAN Evolution—With Cisco SD-WAN you can define policies and prioritize traffic all from one management console. Zero-touch deployment across the WAN means you can deploy, manage, operate and secure your network quickly and easily, so you can get back to your business.

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Interface Ports on Cisco Catalyst Switches for Uplink and Downlink Connections

Cisco Catalyst Switches support the following interface ports for uplink and downlink connections:

• Fast Ethernet port (FE)
• Gigabit Ethernet port (GE)
• Multigigabit Ethernet port (mGig)
• SFP module slot (SFP)
• Dual-Purpose port (GE/SFP)
• 10GBASE-T port (10GB-T)
• X2 module slot (X2)
• SFP+ module slots (SFP/SFP+)
• CFP module slot (CFP)
• QSFP module slot (QSFP)

The bracketed notations are abbreviations used in the specification comparison tables in this catalog.

• A dual-purpose port is an interface combining a Gigabit Ethernet port with an SFP module slot and is notated as GE/SFP (Either one can be activated independently).
• Similarly, SFP+ module slots are notated as SFP/SFP+ due to their compatibility with SFP.
• SFP/SFP+ modules can be mounted to X2, CFP, or QSFP module slots using an appropriate converter.

In most cases, the supported port interfaces and number of ports of each product can be determined from their SKU (Refer to page 14 for details).

■ Ports Supported by Fixed-Configuration Cisco Catalyst Switches (e.g.)

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Cisco Catalyst 9000 Family Switches

Switching for a new era in intent-based networking.

Designed for an entirely new era in networking, the Cisco Catalyst 9000 family delivers high performance and functionality and extends Cisco’s networking leadership with breakthrough innovations in security, mobility, Internet of Things (IoT), and the cloud.

This guide is intended to help you find a right Cisco 9000 switch while migrating from Catalyst 3850, Catalyst 4500E/4500X, Catalyst 6800 to Catalyst 9000.

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• C9500-32C: 32 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-32QC: 24 ports 40G QSFP with 4 ports 100G QSFP28 uplinks OR 32 ports 40G QSFP OR 16 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-24Q: 24 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-12Q: 12 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-48Y4C: 48 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-24Y4C: 24 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-40X: 40 ports x10G SFP+ option with 8 ports 10G SFP+ and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks
• C9500-16X: 16 ports 10G SFP+ option with 8 ports 10G SFP+ and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

Get the Discounts on Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

A Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800ia and 9300 Series

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• Cisco Catalyst 9300: Latest data sheet version
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• Cisco Catalyst 9500: Latest Datasheet Version

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Switching for a new era in intent-based networking.

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This guide is intended to help you find a right Cisco 9000 switch while migrating from Catalyst 3850, Catalyst 4500E/4500X, Catalyst 6800 to Catalyst 9000.

A mapping between Cisco Catalyst 3850 and 9300 Series

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A mapping between Cisco Catalyst 4500X and 9500 Series

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A Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

• C9500-32C: 32 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-32QC: 24 ports 40G QSFP with 4 ports 100G QSFP28 uplinks OR 32 ports 40G QSFP OR 16 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-24Q: 24 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-12Q: 12 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-48Y4C: 48 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-24Y4C: 24 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-40X: 40 ports x10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks
• C9500-16X: 16 ports 10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

Get the Discounts on Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

A Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800ia and 9300 Series

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• Cisco Catalyst 9300: Latest data sheet version
• Cisco Catalyst 9400: Latest Datasheet Version
• Cisco Catalyst 9500: Latest Datasheet Version

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Switching for a new era in intent-based networking.

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A mapping between Cisco Catalyst 4500X and 9500 Series

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A Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

• C9500-32C: 32 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-32QC: 24 ports 40G QSFP with 4 ports 100G QSFP28 uplinks OR 32 ports 40G QSFP OR 16 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-24Q: 24 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-12Q: 12 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-48Y4C: 48 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-24Y4C: 24 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-40X: 40 ports x10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks
• C9500-16X: 16 ports 10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

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• Cisco Catalyst 9300: Latest data sheet version
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A mapping between Cisco Catalyst 4500X and 9500 Series

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A Mapping between Cisco Catalyst 6800 and 9500 Series

• C9500-32C: 32 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-32QC: 24 ports 40G QSFP with 4 ports 100G QSFP28 uplinks OR 32 ports 40G QSFP OR 16 ports 100G QSFP28
• C9500-24Q: 24 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-12Q: 12 ports 40G QSFP
• C9500-48Y4C: 48 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-24Y4C: 24 ports x 25G/10G SFP28 option with 4 ports 100G/40G QSFP28 uplinks
• C9500-40X: 40 ports x10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks
• C9500-16X: 16 ports 10G SFP option with 8 ports 10G SFP and 2 ports 40G QSFP uplinks

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• Cisco Catalyst 9300: Latest data sheet version
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Aruba’s portfolio is designed to meet the challenges of the Mobile-Cloud and IoT era where visibility, automation, and security have become table stakes.

HPE Aruba Switches also come with built-in security features designed for mobile and IoT. Integration with Aruba ClearPass for advanced policy management delivers security and connectivity management. Customers have access to a complete portfolio ranging from entry level compact 8 port Layer 2 access switches to resilient and scalable campus core and aggregation switches that deliver 19.2Tbps switching capacity, carrier-class high availability. Automated visibility features reduce network complexity and enables faster response times when issues are encountered.

Aruba campus core switches—game-changing innovation

The core has seen very little innovation in the past few decades and the disruptive storm of mobility and IoT is necessitating a change in status quo. Aruba’s game-changing solution offers a flexible and innovative approach to dealing with the new applications, security and scalability demands of the mobile-cloud and IoT era.

Aruba 8400 Core and Aggregation Switch Series

High density modular Layer 3 campus core chassis with a modern, fully programmable OS and 19.2 Tbps of switching capacity and carrier grade hardware. This series ensures high performance and availability with line rate 10/40/100GbE for plenty of back haul capacity and runs on the new Aruba OS-CX, a modern programmable software system for the core that automates and simplifies many critical and complex network tasks with the Aruba Network Analytics Engine. The advanced Layer 3 feature set includes IPv4, IPV6, BGP, and VRF.

Aruba 8320 Core and Aggregation Switch Series

High performance Layer 3 campus core switching with a modern, fully programmable OS and 2.5Tbps switching capacity. This series ensures high performance and availability with line rate 10/40GbE for plenty of back haul capacity and runs on the new ArubaOS-CX, a modern programmable software system for the core that automates and simplifies many critical and complex network tasks with the Aruba Network Analytics Engine. The advanced Layer 3 feature set includes IPv4, IPV6, BGP, and VRF.

Figure1: Aruba’s campus and branch switching portfolio, from access to core

Aruba’s access switches provide an integrated wireless-wired foundation with scalability, security and high performance for campus and branch networks. Programmable Aruba ProVision ASICs and ArubaOS-Switch software enable fast wireless aggregation and simplicity with unified role-based access across wireless and wired networks using the ability to identify and assign roles to users and IoT devices to prioritize business critical applications while securing the network.Aruba access switches—high performance, secure connectivity

With advanced security and network management tools—Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager, Aruba AirWave and cloudbased Aruba Central—this portfolio is simple to deploy, secure and centrally manage. Zero Touch Provisioning helps customers with remote branch sites with little or no IT support to quickly deploy with assurance of valid configurations.

Unique Dynamic Segmentation on Aruba’s Layer 3 switches provides user and port-based traffic tunneling to an Aruba Mobility Controller or Branch Gateway so that policies can be applied, advanced services can be extended to users and IoT devices, and traffic can be encrypted to secure and protect the network.

Aruba 2530 Switch Series–A cost-effective, reliable and secure Layer 2 access switching solution that delivers entrylevel features for small-to-midsize businesses.

Aruba 2540 Switch Series–A robust and easy to deploy Layer 2+ access switching solution that offers enhanced security and 10GbE uplinks, RIP and static routing, and flexible management.

Aruba 2930F Switch Series–High performance and costeffective Layer 3 access switching solution with virtual stacking (VSF) for increased performance and redundancy to support the mobile campus. The series offers built-in 1GbE or 10GbE uplinks, PoE+, Access OSPF, static and RIP routing, Dynamic Segmentation, IPv6, ACLs, sFlow and ready for software defined networks with Rest APIs and OpenFlow support.

Aruba 2930M Switch Series–High performance and scalable Layer 3 access switching solution with modular power (up to 1440W), modular uplinks (10GbE, 40GbE and up to 24 ports of HPE Smart Rate) and modular stacking for high performance and resiliency. The series offers Access OSPF, static and RIP routing, Dynamic Segmentation, IPv6, ACLs, sFlow and ready for the software defined network with REST APIs and OpenFlow support.

Aruba 3810 Switch Series–A powerful advanced Layer 3 switching solution with backplane stacking, low latency and resiliency. Supports HPE Smart Rate multi-gigabit Ethernet, virtualization with resilient backplane stacking technology, full PoE+ over 48 ports, REST APIs and OpenFlow Support and line rate 40GbE for plenty of back haul capacity. The advanced Layer 2 and 3 feature set includes OSPF, IPv6, IPv4 BGP, Dynamic Segmentation, robust QoS and policy-based routing with no software licensing required.

Aruba 5400R Switch Series–A scalable and versatile modular advanced Layer 3 aggregation and access switching solution with Virtual (VSF) stacking, low latency and enterprise-class resiliency. Supports HPE Smart Rate multigigabit Ethernet, full PoE+ up to 288 ports, Fast Software Upgrades, Rest APIs and OpenFlow support and line rate 40GbE for plenty of back haul capacity. The advanced Layer 2 and 3 feature set includes OSPF, IPv6, IPv4 BGP, Dynamic Segmentation, robust QoS and policy-based routing with no software licensing required.

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Comparison between 2930F and 2920 PoE+ Switches

Key differences:

• The 2920 provides for 2 optional 10Gig modules of either 2 port SFP+ module or 2 port 10GBase-T module. The 2930F provides for 4 optional 10Gig SFP+ or 1Gig SFP Ports.
• The 2920 provides for an optional 2 port high-performance stacking module. The 2930 does not supports stacking (VSF for front plane stacking will be added by end of 2016 or early 2017).
• The 2920 has front facing Auxiliary Port for transferring software images and switch configuration files. The 2930F does not have AUX port.
• The 2920 has a front facing Out-of-Band Management (OOBM) port for administration. The 2930F does not have an OOBM port.
• The 2920 has a removable Power Supply. The 2930F has a fixed Power Supply. In the unlikely event of a Power Supply failure, the Power Supply in the 2920 can be replaced on-site. Whereas, the entire 2930F switch would need to be replaced.

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