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This manual introduces the Cisco 10000 Edge Services Router (ESR). It comprises an overview of the Cisco 10000 ESR and the technology on which it is based, as well as chapters discussing system hardware and software. The hardware chapter includes detailed specifications for each of the major components in the Cisco 10000.
This guide is for anyone who wants an overview of the hardware and software features of the Cisco 10000.
This guide introduces the hardware and software features of the Cisco 10000. Other manuals in the documentation set provide procedural explanations associated with the use of the Cisco 10000.
The major sections of this guide are shown in Table 1.
| Chapter | Chapter Title | Description |
Chapter 1 | Technology Overview | A white paper describing the unique hardware and software technologies in the Cisco 10000 and how these technologies address the needs of today's ISPs. |
Chapter 2 | Hardware Description | A detailed description of the Cisco 10000 hardware features. |
Chapter 3 | Software Summary | A summary level description of the Cisco 10000 software features. |
Appendix A | Parts List | A list of part numbers for all Cisco 10000 components. |
Refer to the following documents for detailed hardware installation and configuration information:
Refer to the following documents for additional information about the Cisco 10000:
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