C8151-CVAP-G2 – RJ-11 DSL Annex A – XGS-PON/10G BASE-T – Embedded 5G – 6x1GE LAN

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C8151-CVAP-G2 Description

The C8151-CVAP-G2 is the upper tier of the POTS-side DSL routers in the Cisco 8100 Series. It shares the RJ-11 modem for VDSL and ADSL over POTS with the smaller C8130-VAP-G2 and raises everything around it: forwarding moves from 1.9 Gbps to 5.6 Gbps, LAN ports from two to six, the route table from 280K to 500K, and Cisco marks the model SD-WAN Capable Yes with 900 Mbps of SD-WAN and 1 Gbps of Threat Protection published. An embedded 5G Release 17 radio with dual nano SIM slots is built into the chassis, and the XGSPON/10G BASE-T port carries a passive optical service. The fanless body weighs 5.1 lb, draws 27W typical, and starts at Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1.

Quick Specs

Parameter

Specification

Product ID

C8151-CVAP-G2

Embedded DSL

VDSL/ADSL over POTS (Annex A)

WAN Ports

1x 1GE RJ-45/SFP combo, 1x RJ-11 (DSL) and 1x XGSPON/10G BASE-T

Cellular

Embedded 5G 3GPP Release 17 with dual nano SIM slots

Flex Ports

2 x 1GE RJ-45

LAN Ports

6 x 1GE RJ-45

SD-WAN Capable

Yes

Forwarding throughput

5.6 Gbps at 512 bytes

Threat Protection throughput

1 Gbps at EMIX

IPv4 routes

500K

VRFs

4K

Typical power

27W

Minimum software release

Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1

Product Performance

Forwarding Throughput
Threat Protection Throughput
VRF Instance Capacity

Key Features

Three Times The Forwarding Of The Small DSL Model

C8130-VAP-G2 carries the same POTS-side modem at 1.9 Gbps; this chassis raises forwarding to 5.6 Gbps, which is what lets a broadband branch actually use a fast VDSL2 profile or an XGS-PON service.

Four Thousand VRFs On A Broadband Line

The route table moves to 500K with 4K VRFs, so a segmented design separating guest, corporate and device traffic is possible at a site whose access circuit is consumer-grade copper.

Security Services Measured, Not Assumed

Threat Protection is published at 1 Gbps with NAT, zone-based firewall, intrusion prevention, URL filtering and malware protection all enabled, a figure the routing-only DSL models do not carry at all.

A Radio And A Modem In The Same Chassis

The embedded 5G Release 17 module with dual nano SIM slots sits alongside the DSL and XGSPON interfaces, so wired and wireless diversity are both internal to the router.

Six LAN Ports Rather Than Two

Wired capacity triples against the smaller POTS-side model, which is what allows this unit to replace a separate access switch at a small site.

Twenty-Seven Watts For The Full Stack

Typical draw is 27W, the highest in the 8100 range, reflecting the radio, the modem and the larger forwarding tier in one fanless 5.1 lb body.

Application Scenarios

Segmented Broadband Branches

Deployed where a POTS-delivered DSL or PON service feeds a site that separates traffic into multiple VRFs.

Sites Running Local Security Inspection

Installed where firewall, intrusion prevention and URL filtering run on the router at a broadband-fed location.

Consolidated Small-Site Deployments

Placed where one chassis replaces a modem, a router, a small switch and a cellular gateway.

Product Comparison

Parameter

C8151-CVAP-G2

C8151-CVAI-G2

C8130-VAP-G2

Embedded DSL

VDSL/ADSL over POTS (Annex A)

VDSL/ADSL over ISDN (Annex B/J)

VDSL/ADSL over POTS (Annex A)

LAN Ports

6 x 1GE RJ-45

6 x 1GE RJ-45

2 x 1GE RJ-45

Cellular

Embedded 5G Release 17, dual nano SIM

Embedded 5G Release 17, dual nano SIM

None on this platform

SD-WAN Capable

Yes

Yes

No

Forwarding throughput

5.6 Gbps

5.6 Gbps

1.9 Gbps

SD-WAN throughput

900 Mbps

900 Mbps

Not listed for this model

Threat Protection throughput

1 Gbps

1 Gbps

Not listed for this model

IPv4 routes

500K

500K

280K

VRFs

4K

4K

1K

Typical power

27W

27W

23W

Chassis weight

5.1 lb

5.1 lb

3.5 lb

Minimum software release

Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1

Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1

Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1

  • C8151-CVAP-G2 and C8151-CVAI-G2 differ only at the modem, POTS-delivered against ISDN-delivered, and match on the four access paths, the six LAN ports, the embedded radio, the SD-WAN figures, the 500K table and the 26.1.1 floor.
  • The more consequential comparison is downward. C8130-VAP-G2 carries the identical POTS-side modem and the same three wired access interfaces but stops at 1.9 Gbps forwarding, two LAN ports, 280K routes and 1K VRFs, and is marked SD-WAN Capable No with no embedded radio.
  • That gap means the two POTS-side models are not interchangeable at a site. A branch needing fabric management, local inspection, cellular backup or more than four wired devices has to be on this chassis, and one needing none of those is over-provisioned here by 4W and 1.6 lb.
  • For deciding which SKU to order, size the site against the smaller model first, since C8130-VAP-G2 covers the same line technology; move here when fabric membership, VRF count, wired device count or wireless backup rules it out, and switch to C8151-CVAI-G2 only if the survey returns an ISDN-delivered loop.

Selection Guide

1. Where The Small POTS Model Runs Out

C8130-VAP-G2 shares the modem and the access interfaces but gives two LAN ports, 1.9 Gbps forwarding, 280K routes and no fabric capability; a site exceeding any one of those four limits moves here, and a site inside all of them does not benefit from the larger chassis.

2. VRF Count Often Decides Before Throughput

The jump from 1K to 4K VRFs is proportionally larger than the jump in forwarding, so a segmented broadband branch typically hits the VRF ceiling on the smaller model well before it saturates 1.9 Gbps.

3. Local Inspection Requires This Tier

Threat Protection at 1 Gbps is published only for the SD-WAN capable models; a broadband site running firewall and intrusion prevention on the router itself cannot do so on C8130-VAP-G2, which carries no such figure.

4. Cellular Backup Is Not Retrofittable

The 5G module is embedded in this chassis and absent from the smaller POTS-side model, so adding a wireless path later means replacing the router rather than fitting a module.

5. Only The Survey Distinguishes The Annex Pair

C8151-CVAI-G2 matches this model on every published figure except the DSL family; a specification written from throughput, ports or power cannot choose between them, and the local loop type is the deciding input.

Ordering Checklist

Check Item

What to Confirm

Why It Matters

Local loop delivery type

Confirm the line is POTS-delivered and matches Annex A.

C8151-CVAI-G2 carries the ISDN variant and the two are otherwise identical.

Site sizing against the smaller model

Confirm the site exceeds two LAN ports, 1.9 Gbps, 280K routes or 1K VRFs, or needs fabric or cellular.

C8130-VAP-G2 carries the same modem and access ports and is the right choice below all of those thresholds.

Carrier SIM profiles

Confirm which carrier profiles will occupy the two nano SIM slots.

The radio is embedded and the SIMs are the only per-site cellular decision.

Cellular band coverage

Confirm the deployment region falls inside the published 5G FR1 and LTE band list.

The module is fixed in the chassis and cannot be exchanged for a regional variant.

XGS-PON readiness

Confirm whether the optical port will be used at commissioning or after a later cutover.

The port ships fitted either way, but an active PON service needs the provider handoff.

Software image floor

Confirm the image is Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1 or later.

The DSL models sit on a different release family from C8151-G2 and C8161-G2 at 17.18.1.

Mounting hardware

Confirm which of rackmount, desktop, under-desk or DIN-rail mounting the site uses and that the accessory is on the order.

Each mounting position needs its own hardware.

Optional Add-ons

Add-on

Description

66W external power supply

The external supply listed for this model.

Specifications

Parameter Specification Parameter Specification
Product ID C8151-CVAP-G2 Series Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers
Platform type Fanless small-branch router WAN Ports 1x 1GE RJ-45/SFP combo, 1x RJ-11 (DSL) and 1x XGSPON/10G BASE-T
Flex Ports 2 x 1GE RJ-45 LAN Ports 6 x 1GE RJ-45
Cellular Embedded 5G 3GPP Release 17 module with dual nano SIM slots, covering 5G FR1 bands n1, n2, n3, n5, n7, n8, n12, n13, n14, n18, n20, n25, n26, n28, n30, n38, n40, n41, n48, n66, n70, n71, n77, n78 and n79, and LTE bands B1 through B106 as listed by Cisco Embedded DSL VDSL/ADSL over POTS (Annex A)
VDSL2 profiles ITU G.993.2 profiles 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, 17a and 35b ADSL standards Annex A and Annex B/J under ITU G.992.1, G.992.3 and G.992.5
Paired DSL variant C8151-CVAI-G2 carries VDSL/ADSL over ISDN (Annex B/J) Expansion Slots None; the 8100 Series has no NIM or SM bay
Management port 1 x RJ-45 console Storage interface 1 x USB Type C 3.0 for out-of-band management
External power supply 66W external power supply Typical power 27W
SD-WAN Capable Yes Forwarding (512B) 5.6 Gbps
IPsec (512B) 1.5 Gbps SD-WAN (512B) 900 Mbps
Threat Protection (EMIX) 1 Gbps SD-WAN measurement basis IPsec, Quality of Service, deep packet inspection and Flexible NetFlow enabled
Threat Protection measurement basis 100% Direct Internet Access NAT, Zone-Based Firewall, Intrusion Prevention System, URL Filtering and Advanced Malware Protection enabled IPv4 routes 500K
IPv6 routes 500K IPv4 ACLs 4K
IPv4 ACEs 10K NAT sessions 100K
VRFs 4K IPsec tunnels 250
Dimensions (H x D x W) 1.57 x 7.8 x 10.8 in Chassis weight 5.1 lb
Operating temperature 0 to 40 degrees C at sea level, with 1 degree C of derating per 1000 feet above sea level Non-operating temperature -40 to 70 degrees C
Operating humidity 5 to 85 percent relative humidity, noncondensing Operating altitude 0 to 10,000 feet (0 to 3048 m)
Non-operating altitude 0 to 15,000 feet (0 to 4572 m) MTBF Greater than 100,000 hours
Mounting options Rackmount, desktop, under desk, DIN-rail or wall mount Minimum device OS Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1
Minimum SD-WAN Manager release Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Release 26.1.1    

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Questions & Answers

  • What extra capabilities does C8151-CVAP-G2 provide over C8130-VAP-G2?

    C8151-CVAP-G2 adds an embedded 5G radio, SD-WAN support, and six LAN ports instead of two. Its forwarding benchmark is 5.6 Gbps versus 1.9 Gbps on C8130-VAP-G2, while both retain the Annex A DSL configuration.
  • Can C8151-CVAP-G2 be ordered for an Annex B/J DSL circuit?

    C8151-CVAP-G2 is the Annex A, over-POTS DSL variant. An Annex B/J, over-ISDN requirement points to C8151-CVAI-G2 instead; embedded 5G does not change the DSL annex of either model.
  • Do I have to buy a 5G PIM separately for C8151-CVAP-G2?

    No. C8151-CVAP-G2 includes an embedded 5G 3GPP Release 17 module with two nano-SIM slots. The optional PIM choices for C8151-G2 belong to a different cellular hardware arrangement.
  • What should I check before choosing a carrier for C8151-CVAP-G2?

    Match the carrier's service bands to the C8151-CVAP-G2 embedded radio's published 5G FR1 and LTE band lists. Support for a radio band alone does not establish carrier certification, SIM provisioning, or service availability for a particular location.
  • Can C8151-CVAP-G2 power a phone or access point without an injector?

    C8151-CVAP-G2 does not provide PoE output, so a powered endpoint needs another power source. C8161-G2 is the PoE-capable 8100 model, but it uses optional cellular PIMs and does not offer this model's embedded DSL configuration.
  • How should I size C8151-CVAP-G2 for encrypted SD-WAN traffic?

    Use the C8151-CVAP-G2 SD-WAN benchmark of 900 Mbps at 512-byte packets as the relevant published comparison point. It includes IPsec, QoS, deep packet inspection, and Flexible NetFlow; the separate 5.6 Gbps forwarding figure represents a different workload.
  • Are IPS and URL filtering included with every C8151-CVAP-G2 license?

    No. IPS, URL filtering, and malware defense are separate security add-ons for C8151-CVAP-G2 deployments, not features to assume from a hardware order alone. Cisco lists them with WAN Essentials, WAN Advantage, or Routing Advantage; the Routing Advantage path also requires the on-premises SD-WAN Manager management add-on.
  • Will C8151-CVAP-G2 require more desk space than C8130-VAP-G2?

    C8151-CVAP-G2 is taller: 1.57 inches versus 1.09 inches for C8130-VAP-G2. Both are listed with a 7.8-inch depth and 10.8-inch width, while the cellular model weighs 5.1 lb compared with 3.5 lb.

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