The Cisco CRS-1 16 Routing CPU Manual provides specifications, interfaces, memory, power, and compliance details for the 16‑slot line‑card chassis processor.
About this manual
The Cisco CRS-1 16 is a carrier‑grade routing processor that runs Cisco IOS XR and supports a wide range of routing and transport protocols. It is designed for high availability, service flexibility, and long system life in telecom networks.
Key features include configurable 2 GB or 4 GB routing memory, dual 800 MHz PowerPC SMP CPUs, multiple Ethernet ports, extensive MIB support, and compliance with numerous safety and NEBS standards. Physical specifications such as weight, dimensions, and power consumption are also listed. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Compatibility
- Software Compatibility
- Supported Protocols
- Interfaces
- Memory
- Performance
- Reliability and Availability
- Physical Specifications
- Safety Standards
Specifications
| Weight | 12.8 lb (5.8 kg) |
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| Width | 2.8 in (7.1 cm) |
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| Height | 20.6 in (52.2 cm) |
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| Depth | 11.2 in (28.4 cm) |
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| Power Supply | 350 W |
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| Routing Memory | Configurable 2 GB or 4 GB |
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| Boot Flash | 64 MB |
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| Hard Disk | 1 × 40 GB |
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| NVRAM | 2 MB |
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| CPU | 2 × 800 MHz PowerPC SMP |
Frequently asked questions
What operating system does the Cisco CRS-1 16 use?
It runs Cisco IOS XR.
Which routing protocols are supported by the CRS-1 16?
It supports BGPv4, OSPFv2, OSPFv3, IS‑IS, and other standard IP routing protocols.
What are the physical dimensions of the CRS-1 16 chassis?
The chassis weighs 12.8 lb, is 2.8 in wide, 20.6 in high, and 11.2 in deep.
What power rating does the CRS-1 16 require?
It requires a 350 W power supply.