Cisco’s installation guide names A99-32X100GE-CM as the 32-port 100GE Consumption Model line card with QSFP28. Keep the CM suffix on the quotation and receiving record. FC, TR and fifth-generation X variants are different ordering rows; a commercial-model label alone does not establish included software rights. Confirm the installed feature licences, enabled capacity and entitlement evidence separately from the physical card.
The 32-port family data sheet lists ASR 9904, 9906, 9910, 9912 and 9922 chassis, with a warning that fabric, RP/RSP and cooling hardware may need updates. Treat those as qualified family references, then check the actual chassis, hardware revision, cooling generation, supported optics and IOS XR release. The exact CM row specifies QSFP28; this page does not transfer every TR-family interface option to the CM order.
EOL15321 identifies the exact CM PID and names A99-32HG-FC as its migration order. Manufacturer sales ended on 15 June 2024; the new service-attachment deadline was 15 June 2025. The last support milestone is 15 June 2029 for eligible active contract or warranty terms. None of these dates confirms stock, a transferable contract or support for the offered serial number. Review the fifth-generation replacement as a separate chassis and entitlement decision.
Cisco FN74415 includes A99-32X100GE-CM in its affected-product list. Applicability depends on the actual SSD model and firmware: a listed PID alone does not establish that the offered unit is affected. Ask for the SSD model, firmware and IOS XR release, and check Cisco’s identification and software remedy instructions. The notice describes a software remedy rather than requiring hardware replacement for that condition.
Confirm the exact PID and serial number, supplied optics and installation parts, condition, software entitlement evidence, return terms and any seller warranty in the written quotation. Preserve the site’s current reference price while requesting availability. Cisco Figure 1 depicts the TR-family card; it is a series reference, not a CM unit photo. The data-sheet dimension string has inconsistent formatting, so it is not used here as an acceptance measurement.
| Exact PID | A99-32X100GE-CM |
|---|---|
| Component role | ASR 9900 chassis line card; no complete router implied |
| Generation and commercial identity | Fourth-generation Consumption Model ordering row |
| Exact interface row | 32 x 100GE with QSFP28 |
| Family host references | ASR 9904 / 9906 / 9910 / 9912 / 9922; fabric, RP/RSP and cooling review required |
| Manufacturer end of sale | 15 June 2024 — EOL15321 |
| New service attachment deadline | 15 June 2025 |
| Conditional last support milestone | 15 June 2029; eligible active contract or warranty terms required |
| Named migration order | A99-32HG-FC; fifth-generation order, compatibility and rights require separate review |
| Acceptance advisory | FN74415: verify actual SSD model, firmware and IOS XR release; do not infer offered-unit impact |
This listing is an accessory or component and may not include the main device. Confirm the supported platform, connector or form factor, included quantity, hardware revision and required mounting or installation parts before ordering.
Cisco A99-32X100GE-CM 32-Port 100GE Consumption Model Line Card is a CISCO accessory or component in the ASR 9000 Series category. It may require a compatible main device and should not be treated as a complete standalone system.
Compatibility depends on the exact parent platform, chassis or device revision. Provide the installed model and required quantity so YYST Global can check fit before ordering.
Confirm whether the quotation includes only the named component or also includes cables, brackets, optics, licenses or installation hardware. Package contents vary by part number and condition.
The current reference price for A99-32X100GE-CM is US$ 9,640.00. Final pricing can change based on stock, quantity, configuration and delivery destination.
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