There are two cabling schemes to choose from when implementing a Cisco CRS-1 multishelf system: single-module cabling and multimodule cabling. What is the maximum capacity of the LCCs that are…

The correct answer is A. 9 LCCs. 1.4. SP high end product A single card or multiple cards can be grouped as a fabric plane. Single-module cabling requires eight S2 cards in the fabric card chassis. In this mode, each S2 is dedicated to a plane number and cabled to the appropriate line card chassis plane. If…

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There are two cabling schemes to choose from when implementing a Cisco CRS-1 multishelf system: single-module cabling and multimodule cabling. What is the maximum capacity of the LCCs that are supported in multimodule cabling?

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A9 LCCs
B7 LCCs
C10 LCCs
D6 LCCs
E8 LCCs

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A
77% (20)
B
12% (3)
C
4% (1)
D
8% (2)

Explanation

1.4. SP high end product A single card or multiple cards can be grouped as a fabric plane. Single-module cabling requires eight S2 cards in the fabric card chassis. In this mode, each S2 is dedicated to a plane number and cabled to the appropriate line card chassis plane. If your network requires more than three LCC in the multi shelf system, this is achieved using the multi module configuration. Multi module configuration provides capacity to add up to nine LCCs.

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