How many 100G transponders does the NCS 2006 chassis support?

The correct answer is C. 6. C (6) is correct because the Cisco NCS 2006 chassis contains 6 slots, each capable of hosting a 100G transponder card, giving it a maximum capacity of 6 × 100G transponders. Options A (3) and B (4) both undercount the available slots - common traps for candidates who confuse…

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(48 responses)

A
2% (1)
B
6% (3)
C
90% (43)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

C (6) is correct because the Cisco NCS 2006 chassis contains 6 slots, each capable of hosting a 100G transponder card, giving it a maximum capacity of 6 × 100G transponders. Options A (3) and B (4) both undercount the available slots - common traps for candidates who confuse partial slot configurations with the chassis maximum. Option D (8) overshoots the physical slot count and is more associated with larger, higher-density platforms.

Memory tip: The number is right in the name - NCS 2006 ends in 6, which matches the 6-slot (and thus 6 × 100G) capacity of this chassis.

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#NCS 2006 chassis#100G transponders#Chassis specifications#Cisco optical portfolio

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