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Support and hardware replacement iA support contract (Cisco Smart Net) gives you Cisco TAC around the clock, software updates and a replacement part if the hardware fails – the level decides how fast the part arrives. The contract can run for 1, 3 or 5 years – choose the term in the quote basket. Without one, the manufacturer's standard warranty applies. Read the guide: How Cisco licensing works →3 options
Power supply iNexus switches have two power supplies and several fan modules. They come for port-side intake (PI, often blue) and port-side exhaust (PE, often red) airflow – all in the same chassis must match and suit the rack (cold/hot aisle). Tell us how the rack is laid out and we choose the right ones in the quote.20 options
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Fan module iNexus switches have two power supplies and several fan modules. They come for port-side intake (PI, often blue) and port-side exhaust (PE, often red) airflow – all in the same chassis must match and suit the rack (cold/hot aisle). Tell us how the rack is laid out and we choose the right ones in the quote.9 options
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Licence (NX-OS) iThe licence follows the product and has the same quantity as the hardware. If you are unsure you can skip it – we add the right licence in the quote. Read the guide: How Cisco licensing works →7 options
Transceivers 40G QSFP+ iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →39 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Breakout
Transceivers 100G QSFP28 iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →36 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Breakout
CWDM/DWDM
Transceivers 400G QSFP-DD iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →16 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
AOC cable
Breakout
Transceivers 10G SFP+ iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →39 options
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Multimode (short reach)
Singlemode (long reach)
Copper (RJ45)
DAC cable
AOC cable
Adapter
CWDM/DWDM
Other
Transceivers 200G QSFP56 iEvery fibre port needs a transceiver. SR = multimode fibre within the building, LR = single-mode up to 10 km, T = copper (RJ45). Between switches in the same rack a DAC cable (CU) is cheapest. Read the guide: Transceivers and cables – what fits? →3 options
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NX-OS/DCN licence (Essentials, Advantage or Premier) ordered separately – not mandatory when buying hardware
The Cisco N9K-C9364D-GX2A is a switch in the Cisco Nexus 9300 series with 64 ports and no PoE. Performance: 51.2 Tbit/s switching capacity. Management: NX-OS (CLI), Nexus Dashboard, ACI (optional). The series has 30 models in our range. Compare all models in the series →
Part number
N9K-C9364D-GX2A
Manufacturer
Cisco
Series
Cisco Nexus 9300
Network ports
64
PoE
No PoE
Performance
51.2 Tbit/s switching capacity
Management
NX-OS (CLI), Nexus Dashboard, ACI (optional)
Licence
NX-OS/DCN licence (Essentials, Advantage or Premier) ordered separately – not mandatory when buying hardware
Features
400Gdata centrerack
Performance is stated as "up to" according to the manufacturer's datasheet and varies with configuration. See the manufacturer's datasheet for full details. The details are being verified.
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