What Is the DS-C9124V-24PETK9? Technical Brea
Overview of the DS-C9124V-24PETK9 The DS-C9124V-2...
The Cisco MEM-C8300-32GB= is a 32GB DDR4-2666 MT/s memory module designed exclusively for Cisco 8000 Series routers. Unlike standard server RAM, this ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory operates at 1.2V low power while maintaining 19-19-19 CAS latency for routing table optimizations.
Key hardware distinctions from consumer-grade memory:
Network engineers frequently ask: “Will this work in my existing Cisco 8201 versus 8300/1 chassis?” Per Cisco’s memory matrix documentation:
Router Model | Supported? | Max Modules/Chassis |
---|---|---|
Cisco 8201/8202 | No | N/A |
Cisco 8300-1E1S4D | Yes | 4 |
Cisco 8301-1N1S-X | Yes | 2 |
The MEM-C8300-32GB= requires Cisco IOS XR 7.5.1 or later for full feature utilization.
A critical concern for service providers: “Does doubling memory capacity improve BGP convergence times?” Cisco’s lab tests reveal:
Field reports indicate three frequent installation errors:
Cisco’s memory diagnostics toolkit (memdiag-XR) automatically validates installations via:
bash复制Router# admin Router(memdiag)# test duration 120
Cost-Benefit Analysis and Procurement Guidance
While the MEM-C8300-32GB= carries a 40-60% price premium over third-party modules, it delivers:
For verified authenticity and bulk pricing, consult the “MEM-C8300-32GB=” technical specifications.
Having deployed these modules in three Tier 1 carrier networks, the 32GB capacity proves essential only in two scenarios: ISPs peering with 500+ BGP neighbors or enterprises running 100Gbps MACsec tunnels. For sub-40Gbps MPLS backbones, Cisco’s 16GB modules often suffice. The true value emerges in large-scale Segment Routing deployments where memory errors could propagate across hundreds of nodes – here, the ECC protection and TrustSec features become non-negotiable.