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Chapter 1: Routing 1-31
Routing
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The Cisco XR 12000 and 12000 Series Routers compose a portfolio of
intelligent routing solutions that scale from 2.5 to n x 10Gpbs capacity per
slot, facilitating carrier-class IP/Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)
networks and accelerating the evolution to IP next-generation networks.
Key Features and Benefits
The Cisco XR 12000 and 12000 Series Routers deliver up to 1.28-
Tbps switching capacity with wire-speed feature performance,
scalability, and graceful hardware and software upgrade paths.
These routers offer full forward compatibility for all line cards and the
portfolio of shared port adapters (SPAs) and SPA interface processors
(SIPs).
The routers scale to the edge, supporting backbone- or edge-optimized line cards in the same chassis.
The routers maximize the value of line-rate edge applications with 10-G uplinks.
IP quality of service (QoS) and congestion-control implementation facilitates real-time services such as
voice over IP (VoIP) and video. The distributed architecture and class-of-service features of the routers, such
as priority-based congestion control (Weighted Random Early Detection [WRED]) and dedicated Low
Latency Queuing (Modified Deficit Round Robin [MDRR]), along with virtual output queuing (Virtual Output
Queuing [VOQ]), eliminate head-of-line blocking (HOL) and maintain packet sequence integrity under all
conditions.
Non-service-affecting online insertion and removal (OIR) of components (including switch fabric cards) and
front accessibility reduce downtime and simplify maintenance.
Cisco Nonstop Forwarding (NSF) and Cisco Stateful Switchover (SSO) eliminate single points of failure, help
maintain system performance, and prevent service interruption; packet forwarding remains uninterrupted
before, during, and after a route-processor switchover.
Performance Route Processor-3 (PRP-3)—PRP-3 is the premium route processor for the Cisco XR 12000
Series Router. This latest generation of Performance Route Processors (PRPs) vastly expands the
processing power for control plane and management plane applications, providing up to 300% improvement
over PRP-2 performance for such applications. The premium PRP-3 route processor greatly extends the
lifetime of the Cisco XR 12000 Series platform.
Service Module Daughter Card (SMDC)—The new services card can be plugged on to the PRP-3 route
processor to support a comprehensive suite of CGv6 features, as well as a number of service applications
that help bridge the IPv6 divide and build a bridge to the future of the Internet.
Specifications
CRS-MC-FC2 Cisco CRS-1 Multichassis System with 24-Slot Fabric Chassis
CRS-FC24= Cisco CRS-1 Fabric Chassis 24-Slot System (complete FCC)
CRS-FCC= Cisco CRS-1 FCC, spare (Chassis Only)
CRS3-16/S Cisco CRS-3 16-Slot Carrier Routing System/Single
CRS3-8/S Cisco CRS-3 8-Slot Single-Shelf System
CRS3-4/S Cisco CRS-3 4-Slot Single-Shelf System
CRS3-MC-FC24 Cisco CRS-3 Multichassis System with 24-Slot Fabric Chassis
CRS3-FC24= Cisco CRS-3 Fabric Chassis 24-Slot System (complete FCC)
CRS3-FCC= Cisco CRS-3 FCC, spare (chassis only)
Cisco XR 12000 and 12000 Series Routers
Feature
Cisco XR 12000/
12000 16-slot
Chassis
Cisco XR 12000/
12000 Series 10-
Slot Chassis
Cisco XR 12000/
12000 Series 6-Slot
Chassis
Cisco XR 12000/
12000 Series 4-Slot
Chassis
Slot Capacity
16 slots 10 slots 6 slots 4 slots
Aggregate Switching
Capacity
12016: 80 Gbps;
12416: 320 Gbps;
12816: 1280 Gbps
12010: 50 Gbps;
12410: 200 Gbps;
12810: 800 Gbps
12006: 30 Gbps;
12406: 120 Gbps
12404: 80 Gbps
Full-Duplex Throughput Per
12016: 2.5 Gbps/slot
12416: 10 Gbps/slot
12816: 40 Gbps/slot
12010: 2.5 Gbps/slot
12410: 10 Gbps/slot
12810: 40 Gbps/slot
12006: 2.5 Gbps/slot
12406: 10 Gbps/slot
12404: 10 Gbps/slot
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