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The Cisco C9300-NM-4M= is a high-performance network module designed exclusively for the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series switches, which are widely recognized as the industry-leading enterprise-class stackable access switches. This network module enhances the modularity and scalability of the Catalyst 9300 platform by providing four additional 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ ports, enabling organizations to expand uplink capacity and optimize network performance.
Engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern enterprise networks, the C9300-NM-4M= module supports advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 features, seamless integration with Cisco DNA Center for automation and assurance, and robust security capabilities. It is an essential component for network architects seeking to future-proof their infrastructure with flexible, high-bandwidth uplinks while maintaining the Catalyst 9300’s hallmark reliability and operational simplicity.
This datasheet provides a comprehensive technical breakdown of the C9300-NM-4M= module, including detailed specifications, feature sets, and pricing information, empowering IT professionals to make informed procurement and deployment decisions.
The Cisco C9300-NM-4M= network module is designed to seamlessly integrate into the modular slots of the Catalyst 9300 chassis. Its compact form factor ensures minimal impact on switch footprint and airflow.
The core value proposition of the C9300-NM-4M= lies in its four 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ ports, which provide high-speed uplink connectivity options for aggregation or core network integration.
The module is engineered to deliver line-rate forwarding at 10 Gbps per port, ensuring no bottlenecks in uplink traffic aggregation.
The C9300-NM-4M= module leverages the Cisco IOS XE software platform, enabling advanced networking features and programmability.
The addition of four 10G SFP+ ports via the C9300-NM-4M= module significantly increases uplink bandwidth, enabling enterprises to aggregate traffic from multiple access switches or connect directly to high-speed core switches and routers. This modular expansion capability allows network architects to scale their infrastructure incrementally without wholesale hardware replacement.