Cisco describes HSGW as the service that exchanges call data and session flows with the evolved access network and packet control function in an eHRPD network. Its role should be checked against the installed mobile-core design, not selected using campus-switch port or form-factor requirements.
The official order row states 10K sessions. This is the bundle quantity, not a standalone hardware performance guarantee. Obtain the platform version, current license inventory and service configuration before reviewing an additional entitlement. The command reference explicitly makes available functions dependent on platform, software version and installed licenses.
The lifecycle notice lists PGW, Serving GW and MME software as migration references. These have different functions and quantities; the table is not proof of a drop-in license exchange. A migration needs its own architectural and licensing assessment.
Cisco ended sales of the affected software on September 10, 2018 and support on September 30, 2021. The listing does not promise current TAC coverage, new license issuance or transferability. Exact HSGW bundle and dated lifecycle; Official HSGW service role and configuration prerequisites.
| Exact SKU | ASR5K-00-HW10HRPD |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer description | HSGW Bundle for eHRPD |
| HSGW expansion | HRPD Serving Gateway |
| Published quantity | 10K sessions |
| Lifecycle endpoint | September 30, 2021 last support date |
| Purchase validation | Deployed service, software release and entitlement eligibility |
This listing is a software license, subscription or support entitlement rather than standalone hardware. Confirm the covered device model, service level, contract duration, activation region, start date and delivery method before ordering.
Cisco ASR5K-00-HW10HRPD HSGW eHRPD Software License Bundle, 10K Sessions is listed as a CISCO license, subscription or support entitlement. Confirm the protected device or account, included services and exact contract term on the quotation.
This listing should not be assumed to include hardware. Confirm whether fulfillment uses an activation code, electronic entitlement, account registration or another vendor process.
Validate the parent device serial number or model, service start date, region, renewal eligibility, transfer restrictions and required vendor account before purchase.
The current reference price for ASR5K-00-HW10HRPD is US$ 630.00. Final pricing can change based on stock, quantity, configuration and delivery destination.
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