The Cisco 12406 is a highly capable core router designed for demanding networking environments. It comes in a rack-mountable form factor, making it suitable for data centres and networking setups that require space-efficient deployment. The model number for this router is GSR6/120-AC, and it belongs to the 12000 Series, specifically designed for scalable IP/MPLS core networks. This router is ideal for providing service provider access, IP backbone, and peering services.
The Cisco 12406 supports high-capacity network environments due to its advanced architecture. It is designed to handle numerous tasks simultaneously and can support up to 30 million packets per second (pps) of forwarding capacity. Additionally, its modular design allows for future upgrades, making it a cost-effective choice for businesses looking to expand their networking infrastructure over time.
This router is powered by AC input, and it comes with built-in support for redundancy, which ensures maximum uptime for critical applications. It also allows multiple interface types, supporting versatility with regard to multiple network configurations. It offers robust security features and high availability through advanced failover technologies. The Cisco 12406 is easily manageable using Cisco's software suite, which includes full SNMP support, critical for monitoring, configuration, and troubleshooting tasks.
Additionally, the Cisco 12406 router is engineered with forward-thinking network growth strategies in mind, providing backbone facilities for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) or data centres with high variability in traffic patterns. The rack-mountable capability ensures it integrates smoothly into existing equipment stacks while maintaining efficient thermal management.
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