CAB-AC-C5-EUR=: How Does It Enable Reliable P
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The VNOM-3P-V03= is Cisco’s third-generation virtualization module for the Nexus 9000 Series, designed to operationalize intent-based networking across hybrid cloud environments. This 1RU device bridges physical infrastructure with Cisco ACI (Application Centric Infrastructure), enabling microsecond-scale policy enforcement for 5G network slicing, edge computing, and multi-tenant data centers.
Key capabilities:
The module integrates Cisco’s Silicon One Q200 ASIC with optimized resource partitioning:
Critical benchmarks:
The VNOM-3P-V03= operates as a fabric service node within Cisco DNA Center, enabling:
Sample SRv6 policy:
segment-routing traffic-eng
policy SLICE-VIDEO
bandwidth 10G
path explicit-identifier name VIDEO-PATH
acidiag fnvread epg
vsh -c "sys internal epmo trigger-refresh"
Adjust memory allocation dynamically:
vsh -c "sys internal cpp module telemetry buffer-size 4096"
The module supports:
Critical hardening:
no feature telemetry
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Obsolescence timeline:
While the VNOM-3P-V03= sets benchmarks in policy automation, its reliance on x86 control planes creates bottlenecks in hyperscale 5G deployments. Recent field trials with Cisco’s Silicon One G200 ASIC demonstrated 80% lower contract propagation times for 100K+ network slices. However, its true value emerges in brownfield environments—during a 2024 financial sector upgrade, the module reduced firewall rule migration time from 14 weeks to 3 days by translating 25K legacy ACLs into ACI contracts. Always validate EPG scalability against Cisco’s Multi-Tenant Design Guide before deploying beyond 500 tenants.