How many shelves can be combined into a single network element with Cisco NCS 2000 multishelf management?

The correct answer is A. 50. Option A (50) is correct because Cisco NCS 2000 multishelf management supports combining up to 50 shelves into a single logical network element, allowing centralized control and simplified management of large optical transport deployments. Options B (30) and C (25) are…

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(29 responses)

A
90% (26)
C
3% (1)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

Option A (50) is correct because Cisco NCS 2000 multishelf management supports combining up to 50 shelves into a single logical network element, allowing centralized control and simplified management of large optical transport deployments. Options B (30) and C (25) are plausible-sounding round numbers but do not correspond to any documented NCS 2000 platform limit. Option D (10) is far too low and likely included as an intuitive but incorrect guess for those unfamiliar with the platform's scalability. Memory tip: Think "NCS 2000 = massive scale" - the number 50 is the largest option listed, and Cisco designed this platform for high-density carrier environments, so always favor the highest capacity answer when recalling NCS 2000 multishelf limits.

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