C9300X-NM-2C

Identity & purchasing scope

Buyers evaluating network adapters hardware start from the C9300X-NM-2C record before comparing condition and price. Top recorded values — connector designation QSFP, title-derived · network rate/connector 100G, 40G, QSFP, hardware family Catalyst 9300 network modules — come from the supplied dataset with review labels. When the recorded fields match your requirement, add the C9300X-NM-2C to a quote and send it for confirmation.

This record identifies C9300X-NM-2C in the Cisco network adapters catalog. Its classification is part number. Preserve the full identifier when comparing offers: suffixes, revisions and assembly contents are part of the purchasing question.

Cisco C9300X-NM-2C is catalogued by ASTER RACKIT for network expansion planning. The observed Cisco model row identifies the C9300X-NM-2C hardware platform. Module port count: 2; Published port rates: 100G. Prepare your enquiry with quantity, destination and required configuration. Confirm uplink modules, power redundancy, airflow and software entitlement as separate order requirements. Availability and actual-unit condition are confirmed in the quotation. Use the technical record to prepare an inquiry rather than as evidence that an item is available, tested, licensed or covered by a particular warranty. Inherited fast-shipping and stock language is not carried into this catalog's commercial fields.

Recorded technical specifications

Each field states its evidence status. Inherited and title-derived values remain unverified; reviewed OEM facts do not certify an offered configuration.

Configuration & purchase checks

1. Record adapter number, controller family, physical slot and bracket height.
2. Distinguish PCIe, OCP, mezzanine and vendor-specific cards even when advertised port speeds match.
3. Review firmware, drivers, operating system and transceiver requirements for the destination system.
4. Include cables, optics and any required feature entitlement in the scope.
5. Request both label and connector views. A generic networking photograph cannot identify the offered adapter.

Adding an item prepares a local RFQ line. It does not create a price offer, reserve inventory or submit an order.

Typical deployment contexts

Common project contexts where buyers request this network adapters. Contexts inform the inquiry — they are not compatibility claims.

Frequently asked questions

Platform relationships & upgrade review

No explicit target-platform relationship is provided for this record. Brand, socket, capacity and visual resemblance alone must not be used to invent a compatibility claim.

Related records below are category neighbors. They are not approved replacement parts.

Actual-unit evidence to request

No server boot-screen image is attached to this record. Request product photographs and any diagnostic or entitlement record as separate evidence.

Facility reference scenes from our warehouse and test benches. They show the environment and handling standard for this equipment family — they are not photographs of the exact offered unit.

At acceptance, compare the delivered unit, labels and accessories with the approved list. Retain source revisions and receiving records for later maintenance.

Source trace & documentation

Remaining review: Actual unit condition and included components · Current lifecycle status · Software/license entitlement · Complete compatibility and hardware revision

• Cisco series datasheet ↗ Selected model-row fields verified; full configuration review required · oem_datasheet · 2026-09-13T01:44:02.367Z · high_for_observed_fields

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