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Adds 8 MB of flash storage in two 4 MB modules for Cisco 4000 Series Routers
This 8 MB flash module consists of two 4 MB components designed for Cisco 4000 Series routers. It provides additional non-volatile storage for operating system images and configuration files. Network engineers maintaining these platforms can use the upgrade to meet software version requirements. The module installs directly into the router's flash memory slots.
The kit replaces the original lower-capacity flash memory that ships with the router. The jump is worth it when a new IOS release or feature set exceeds the existing flash capacity and the router cannot boot or store the required image. It is not for routers outside the 4000 Series or for administrators who need storage beyond 8 MB.
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This flash upgrade is designed for the Cisco 4000 Series Routers.
Insert the two 4MB modules into the flash memory slots on the router's supervisor engine or flash card carrier.
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