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Simmtec, Inc
32 MB flash SIMM memory module designed for Cisco AS5400 access servers
This 32MB Flash SIMM from Simmtec is designed specifically for the Cisco AS5400 platform. It provides approved flash storage capacity for that hardware. The module carries a lifetime warranty from the manufacturer. It is intended for technicians maintaining or upgrading compatible Cisco equipment.
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 32MB capacity. Buyers needing a larger flash size for their AS5400 will require a different module. This part is not for systems that demand a higher capacity flash SIMM. Verify the exact capacity requirement before ordering.
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The module provides 32 MB of flash storage for the AS5400 platform, holding the IOS image and configuration files that the system loads at boot.
It plugs directly into the AS5400 flash SIMM slot, so the bus width and timing of that slot set the maximum read and write speed achievable in the chassis.
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