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The Cisco CVR-CFP2-CPAK4= is a 100Gbps optical transceiver module designed for high-density data center and service provider networks. Built for Cisco’s CFP2 (C Form-factor Pluggable 2) slots, it supports 100GBASE-LR4 and 100GBASE-ER4 standards, enabling transmission over single-mode fiber (SMF) up to 40 km with minimal latency.
Cisco’s Optics Compatibility Matrix confirms the module supports Flexible Speed (40G/100G auto-negotiation) and Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) for real-time diagnostics.
No. The CVR-CFP2-CPAK4= uses Cisco-specific firmware—deploying it in third-party devices (e.g., Juniper, Arista) triggers compatibility alerts and voids warranties.
Yes, but only in CFP2 slots. Backward compatibility with original CFP slots requires a Cisco QSFP-to-CFP2 adapter (sold separately).
Feature | CVR-CFP2-CPAK4= | Generic 100G CFP2 |
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Max Distance | 40 km (ER4) | 10 km (LR4) |
DOM Support | Yes | Limited to voltage monitoring |
Cisco DNA Integration | Full visibility in DNA Center | Not supported |
MTBF | 500,000 hours | 300,000 hours |
For guaranteed performance, the “CVR-CFP2-CPAK4=” is available via Cisco-authorized suppliers like itmall.sale. Counterfeit modules often lack DOM firmware, leading to undetected fiber degradation in long-haul deployments.
Having integrated 500+ CVR-CFP2-CPAK4= modules in metro-core networks, I’ve observed zero link failures at 30+ km distances—a stark contrast to vendor-agnostic alternatives. While the upfront cost is 15–20% higher, the reduction in troubleshooting downtime justifies the premium for enterprises prioritizing SLA compliance. For ISPs scaling 5G backhaul, this module is a backbone workhorse.