System Setup and Software Installation Guide for Cisco NCS 1010, IOS XR Releases
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System Setup and Software Installation Guide for Cisco NCS 1010, IOS XR Releases
Updated: September 11, 2026
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Log inUse this procedure to download install files from Cisco Software Center. It helps obtain the base ISO and RPM files required for the target software release.
Use this task to download install files from Cisco software center.
Obtain the install files (base ISO and RPMs) for the target release.
Follow these steps to download install files from Cisco software center.
Access the Cisco Software Download page.
For optimum website experience, we recommend any of the following browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer.
Click Browse All and navigate to NCS 1010 using Optical Networking > Optical Data Center Interconnects > Network Convergence System 1000 Series > Network Convergence System 1010.
Select the Software Type: IOS XR Software or IOS XR Software Maintenance Upgrades (SMU).
From the left pane, select the release.
For the selected release, the Software Download page displays the downloadable files. For more information, see Install ISO and RPMs.
Use your Cisco login credentials to download the files.
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