Find Cisco Catalyst 9000 switch modules for uplink expansion, line-card replacement, service modules, supervisor planning, power redundancy, and high-speed campus connectivity. Check whether the module fits Catalyst 9200, 9300, 9400, 9500, or 9600 hardware, required slot type, supported optics, 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, or 100G speeds, software release, airflow, and exact SKU compatibility.
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2x40GE QSFP+ Ports – Catalyst 9200 Module
2x25GE SFP28 Ports – Catalyst 9200 PXG Module
4x1G SFP Uplinks – Network Module – Catalyst 9200 Modular Switches
4x10GE SFP+ Ports – Catalyst 9200 Module
Blank Network Module Cover – Catalyst 9200
2x40G QSFP+ Uplinks – Catalyst 9300 Module
2x25G/10G/1G SFP28 Ports – Catalyst 9300 Module
4x1GE SFP Ports – Catalyst 9300 Module
4x10G/mGig Copper Ports – Catalyst 9300 Module
8x10G/1G SFP+ Uplinks – Network Module – Catalyst 9300
8x10GE SFP/SFP+ Ports – Network Module – Catalyst 9500
240GB SATA SSD – Catalyst 9500 High Performance – FRU
Cisco Catalyst 9000 Switch Modules add or replace uplinks, line cards, supervisors, power, fans, service capabilities, or high-speed interfaces in supported Catalyst 9000 switches. They are used when the base switch needs more ports, speed, redundancy, or lifecycle support.
Choose by matching the switch family, exact chassis or fixed-switch SKU, slot type, interface speed, optics plan, software release, power and airflow requirements, and feature role. Catalyst 9200, 9300, 9400, 9500, and 9600 modules are not interchangeable.
No. Catalyst 9300 network module support depends on the exact switch SKU and module type. Buyers should check whether the switch supports the required 1G, 10G, 25G, or other uplink module before ordering.
A network module usually adds uplinks or extra interfaces to a fixed switch, while a line card adds interface capacity to a modular chassis. Catalyst 9300 uses network modules, while Catalyst 9400 and 9600 designs involve modular chassis components.
Some Catalyst 9000 modules support multiple optic speeds, but support depends on the module, platform, and software release. Verify transceiver compatibility before planning 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, or 100G uplinks.
Yes, some modules require a minimum Cisco IOS XE release or specific platform support. Check the module release notes, hardware guide, and transceiver matrix before installing or buying a module.
Hot-swap behavior depends on the module type and platform. Modular chassis components, network modules, fans, and power supplies may have different service procedures, so buyers should confirm the supported replacement method before maintenance.
Check the failed module part number, replacement SKU, switch model, software version, optics, cables, power, airflow direction, configuration impact, and maintenance window. Replacing a similar-looking module with the wrong part can break uplinks.
Some module choices can affect feature use, interface speed, or required software capabilities. Confirm whether the switch license tier, Cisco DNA subscription, or feature configuration supports the intended module and uplink design.
Verify exact switch model, module SKU, slot support, interface speed, optics compatibility, software release, licensing impact, airflow, power needs, accessories, warranty, condition, and lead time before purchasing.
Cisco Catalyst 9000 Switch Modules—including uplink modules and line cards—offer flexible, high-speed expansion for Catalyst 9000 Series switches. Whether you need more fiber, copper, or multi-gigabit ports, these modules let you customize your switch for your network’s current and future needs.
Find the right Cisco Catalyst 9000 Switch Module to optimize your network’s performance, scalability, and flexibility.
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