Cisco product naming rules

Cisco product naming Rules 1. all products starting with CISCO are routers; 2. the engines starting with RSP are CISCO7500 series products; 3. all products starting with VIP are the multi-function interface processor modules of CISCO 7500 series products. all products starting with PA are CISCO 7500/7200 series product modules. 5. the NPE starts with the CISCO7200 series product engine; 6. all vro Modules starting with NM are CISCO low-end router modules; www.2cto.com 7. WIC starts with the WAN interface module of the CISCO low-end router. 8. VWIC starts with the Voice interface module of the CISCO low-end router. 9. products starting with WS-C are switches; 10. the product starting with the WS-X is the engine or module of the switch; 11. the product starting with the WS-G is the Gigabit Optical Fiber Module of the switch. 12. NN is the serial number of a vswitch. XX indicates the number of ports for a fixed-configuration vswitch and the number of slots for a modular vswitch. The-C mark indicates the interface with optical fiber, and-M indicates modularization, -A and-EN respectively Switch software is a standard board or Enterprise Edition. --------------------------------- Eg: WS-C3750G-48TS-SC3750 indicates that this product belongs to the 3750 series, that is, the product model. G ---- indicates that all interfaces support Gigabit or above, otherwise, it indicates that the main port is 10/100 M or M of www.2cto.com 48 ---- indicating that it has the main port number of 48 T ---- indicating that its main port is an electrical port (that is the so-called Twirst Pair port P ---- indicates that the main port is an electrical port, support for PoE Ethernet Power Supply S ---- indicates that the Extended Interface of the band is SFP type. The last part of S indicates that the software of the switch is SMI standard image. E indicates that the EMI image is for example, C3750 indicates that this product belongs to the Catalyst 3750 series, that is, the product model. WS-C3750G-24TS-E1UWS-C 3750G-24 TS-E 1U (50) Catalyst 3750 series G -- indicates that all its interfaces support Gigabit or above, without this, it indicates that all the major ports are 10/100 M or M 24 ----- indicates that it has 24 major ports ------ it indicates that the main port is an electrical port (that is, the so-called the Twirst Pair port P ------ indicates that its main port is an electrical port, support for PoE Ethernet Power Supply S ------ indicates that the Extended Interface of the bandwidth is SFP type interface D ----- 1 10 Gigabit Ethernet XENPAK portW ----- Integrated Wireless LAN Controller (50 support for up to 50 access points) TT ----- indicates that both the common port and UPLink port are LC of BaseT ----- indicates that the common port is B AseT, and some support PoE (4) UpLin ports are BaseT/SFPLT ----- indicates that the common ports are BASET ports, and some support POE and Uplink ports are electrical ports. PC ----- indicates that the common port is BaseT, and all ports support PoE (24) UpLink ports are BaseT/SFPTC ---- indicates that the common port is BaseT, upLink port is BaseT/SFPTS ---- indicates that TC indicates that the common port is BaseT, and UpLink port is SFP. PS ---- indicates that TC indicates that the common port is BaseT and all ports support PoE and UpLink port is SFP. FS ---- indicates that the common port is 100BaseFX, And the UpLink port is SFP. T ----- indicates that TC indicates that the common port is BaseT and there is no Uplink port. -l lan Base Image-S Standard Image-E Enhanced Image1u (1RU height) ** new 3560,3570, 2970 support for gigabit expansion module SFP 3550,2950 GBIC cisco product name meaning TT: Applicable to 2960 CE500 switch, indicating electrical port TC: Applicable to 2960 CE5 00 switch, indicating electrical port + dual-media port LC: Applicable to CE500, including POE + electrical port + 2 SFPTS: Applicable to, indicating electrical port + SFPPS: Applicable to, indicating POE + SPFT: applicable to 3750, only electrical port TD: Applicable to 3750, indicating that the naming rules for electrical port + 10GBEcisco routes start with CISCO, such as: cis co1721, cisco2621, cisco3662, and cisco3745. These are all vrouters. For example, in cisco2621, cisco is a brand, followed by a series number in the first two digits. This product belongs to the 2600 series, and the last two digits are specific models. Among them, cisco routers have the following series: cisco2500 series: cisco2501, cisco2502, and until cisco2514. These are all the devices that can be seen in China, and they can be seen in foreign countries. Cisco1700: 1720, 1721, 1751, 1760cisco1800: 1821, 1841cisco2600 series: 2610, 2611, 2620, 2651cisco2600XM series: 2610XM, 2611XM, 2620XM, cost: 2621, 3620, 3660cisco3700: 3725, 3745cisco3800: 3825, 3845cisco7200: 7204, 7206, 7204VXR, 7206VXR are all chassis, use the engine support (NPE-225, NPE-300, NPE-400, NPE-G1, the latest is NPE-G2) and the business module supports a lot of things, and this will not be written. Cisco7500: 7507 and 7513 also require engine support (RSP2, RSP4, RSP8, RSP16) and business module support. 7200 of business modules can be used on 75, a vip card is required. The above is the 12000 Series:, which is currently the highest end. The engine and business module are also required. Switch: the name of the switch is generally fixed at the beginning of WS, And the next letter has two types: C, X, C, indicating the fixed switch or chassis, and X representing the module. For example, when we see the WS-C3750-24TS-S model, we should know that it is a CISCO switch fixed switch 3750 series, 24 Ethernet ports, TS indicates that the S behind the Ethernet port + SFP port represents the standard version, and the corresponding model is E, which belongs to the enhanced type or Enterprise Edition. Another WS-X6748-SFP, ws still represents the switching device, x represents the module, 6 represents the 6000 series, 7 represents the 7 generation product, 48 represents the 48 Port, SFP indicates port type (SFP is a mini interface module) Switch 1900: 19242900: 2924, 2924M2950: 2950-24, 2950G-24/48, 2950C-24, 2950T-24, 2950SX-24/482960: 2960-24/48 TT-L, 296024/48 TC-L3500: 3508G, 3524, 35483550: 3550-24-SMI/EMI, 3550-48-SMI/EMI, 3550-12G/T3560: 3560-24/48 also has 3750 with G: 3750-24/48-TS-S, 3750-24/48-TS-E 3750G-24/48-TS-S, 3750G-24/48-TS-E, 3750G-12S4000: 4003, 40064500: 4503, 4506 6006, 60096500, 6506, 6509, 65137600, 7609, they have their own rules on the model command, summarized as follows: For example: WS-C3750G-48TS-SC3750 indicates that this product belongs to the 3750 series, that is, the model of the product. G -- indicates that all interfaces support Gigabit or above, without this, it indicates that the main ports are 10/100 M or 48 of 100 M -- indicating that it has the main port number of 48 T -- indicating that the main port is an electrical port (that is the so-called Twirst Pair port P indicates that its main port is an electrical port, additionally, PoE Ethernet Power Supply S is supported. It indicates that the Extended Interface of the vswitch is SFP type. The last part of S indicates that the software of the vswitch is SMI standard image.: the new 3560,3570, 2970 support Gigabit expansion modules for SFP 3550, and 2950 is complementary to GBIC: WS-C3750G-24TS-E1U24 -- indicating that it has 24 T ports -- indicating that its main port is an electrical port (that is, the so-called Twirst Pair port P -- indicating that its main port is an electrical port, additionally, PoE Ethernet Power Supply S is supported, indicating that the extended interfaces of the bandwidth are SFP interfaces D -- 1 10 Gigabit Ethernet XENPAK portW -- Integrated Wireless LAN Controller (50 support for up to 50 access points) TT -- indicates that both the common port and UPLink port are the LC of BaseT. It indicates that the general port is of the BaseT, in addition, some support for PoE (4) UpLink ports are BaseT/SFPPC, indicating that the common ports are BaseT ports, and all support for PoE (24 ports) the UpLink port is BaseT/SFPTC, indicating that the general port is BaseT, And the UpLink port is BaseT/SFPTS. the UpLink port indicates that the general port is BaseT, And the UpLink port is SFP. PS -- indicates that TC indicates that the common port is BaseT and all ports support PoE, while the UpLink port is SFP. FS -- indicates that the common port is 100BaseFX, And the UpLink port is SFP. T -- indicates that TC indicates that the common port is BaseT and there is no Uplink port. -L LAN Base Image-S Standard Image-E Enhanced Image1u (1RU height) SFP is short for Small Form-Factor Pluggable. It can be understood as an upgraded version of GBIC. The size of the SFP module is half that of the GBIC module. You can configure more than twice the number of ports on the same panel. Other functions of the SFP module are basically the same as those of GBIC. Some switch manufacturers say SFP module for small GBIC (MINI-GBIC), supports SX, LX, TX, LH, take 1000 M. Module 5483 with GBIC (converted to 5484 M electrical port) 5486 (multimode, within 5487 m), (single multimode, 10 KM), (single mode, up to 70 KM) the relative SFP module is GLC module, divided into GLC-LH-SM = (single-mode, 10 KM), GLC-SX-MM = (multimode, 500 M,) GLC-ZX-SM = (single-mode, 70 KM ), GLC-T = (converted into electrical port) 1. What is GBIC? GBIC is short for Giga Bitrate Interface Converter. It is an Interface device that converts Gigabit electrical signals into optical signals. GBIC is designed for hot swapping. GBIC is an Interchangeable product that complies with international standards. The gigabit switches designed with GBIC interfaces share a large market share due to flexible exchange. 2. What is SFP? SFP is short for small form pluggable. It can be understood as an upgraded version of GBIC. The size of the SFP module is half that of the GBIC module. You can configure more than twice the number of ports on the same panel. Other functions of the SFP module are basically the same as those of GBIC. Some switch manufacturers call the SFP module A miniaturized GBIC (MINI-GBIC ). Ipbase and ipservice are different versions of Cisco IOS functions. They are named based on different features. For example, ipbase supports some common routing protocols such as rip and igrp, in the ipservice version, all cisco protocols, such as ospf, ospf, and IS-IS, are supported. Other command sets are also more comprehensive.