Release Notes for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.x

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Contents

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.x. 3

New software features. 3

New hardware features. 4

Changes in behavior 5

Resolved issues. 5

Open issues. 9

Compatibility. 11

Related resources. 13

Legal information. 13

 


 

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.x

Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1 is the first release for the Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers in the Cisco IOS XE 26.2.x release series.

The Cisco® 8000 Series Secure Routers deliver the industry’s most complete secure networking experience, combining cutting-edge security, routing, assurance, and SD-WAN capabilities in a unified platform. The Cisco 8000 Series is the foundation for resilient networks that scale with your business needs.

New software features

This section provides a brief description of the new software features introduced in this release.

New software features for Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1

Table 1.             New software features for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.1

Product impact

Feature          

Description

Supported platforms

Hardware reliability

 

Resilient Infrastructure Changes

 

As part of Cisco’s Resilient Infrastructure program and Cisco’s commitment to secure infrastructure, this release includes additional changes aimed towards continuing to make Cisco IOS XE more secure by default.
Note that some of these changes may require operational changes if you are not following secure best practices. This release includes the following changes:

The RADIUS client appends the Message-Authenticator attribute (Attribute 80 HMAC-MD5) to all outgoing Access-Request packets to mitigate cryptographic forgery and
Blast-RADIUS vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-3596).

The RADIUS client drops incoming Access-Accept, Access-Reject, and Access-Challenge packets if the Message-Authenticator packet is absent or invalid. Ensure AAA servers (example, Cisco ISE) are configured to return Attribute 80.

Outbound SSH connections enforce Trust-On-First-Use (TOFU). The device prompts to verify and store remote server host keys in the known-hosts database on first connection and validates against them on subsequent sessions.

Proxy ARP is disabled by default across all routed interfaces, SVIs, and subinterfaces to reduce Layer 2 broadcast domains and prevent ARP spoofing. Configure the ip proxy-arp command explicitly if required.

The embedded web server daemon is disabled by default on factory configurations to restrict unauthenticated management access. Web UI and RESTCONF require explicit enablement of the ip http secure-server command.

The IOS XE device rejects unauthenticated NTP Mode 6 and Mode 7 control queries (monlist) to prevent NTP reflection and amplification DDoS attacks. Standard time synchronization (Modes 3 and 4) is unaffected.

Warning messages are emitted on the console and logged to syslog whenever legacy insecure protocols (telnet, ftp, tftp, http) are enabled in the configuration.

Real-time tracking of active insecure services is published to the operational database (operDB) and YANG data models, allowing management controllers (such as Cisco Catalyst Center) to monitor security compliance.

For more information, refer
Resilient Infrastructure.

 

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

Upgrade

 

Secure Router NGFW

Secure Router NGFW introduces Cisco Catalyst NGFW, a new security-application container for supported Cisco Catalyst 8000 Series Secure Routers.

In Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN Release 26.2.1 and Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Manager Release 26.2.1, the feature provides workflows to install Catalyst NGFW and migrate supported settings from NGFW V1 Engine (UTD) to NGFW V2 Engine (Catalyst NGFW). IPS and IDS retain their core detection and prevention behavior while using Talos Lightweight Security Package (LSP) content. The release also adds Encrypted Visibility Engine (EVE) for encrypted-flow analysis without payload decryption and introduces Snort ML inspection for supported threats. Catalyst NGFW replaces the UTD community/subscriber signature-package workflow with independently managed LSP and Vulnerability Database (VDB) packages. LSP contains Talos rules and detectors; VDB provides application, fingerprint, and enrichment information.

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

API experience

 

IPv6 day-0 onboarding with DHCPv6 prefix delegation

Adds DHCPv6-PD as an IPv6 address-discovery option in the ZTP/PnP workflow for Cisco IOS XE Catalyst SD-WAN devices. ZTP runs IPv4 and IPv6 address discovery in parallel, and IPv6 discovery can use stateful DHCPv6, SLAAC, or DHCPv6-PD.

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

Ease of setup

 

EVPN VPWS over SRv6

 

This feature adds support for EVPN VPWS over SRv6 transport. EVPN VPWS uses EVPN signalling and SRv6 encapsulation to provide point-to-point Layer 2 VPN service between provider edge devices.

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

Ease of use

Port settings for speed, duplex, and auto-negotiation

Configure speed, duplex, and negotiation auto in a single command.

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

Ease of use

Discontiguous Subnet Mask Support for IPv4 Network Object Groups

 

Adds support for discontiguous subnet mask entries in IPv4 data prefixes and IPv4 network object groups used by NGFW Policy. You can use discontiguous subnet mask entries in IPv4 source and destination match conditions, rule sets, object groups, and deploy-time data prefix variables.

 

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers

CUBE features

 

Hardware Reliability

Support for UC applications on secure routers

Starting with Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1, CUBE and SRST applications are supported on secure routers.

C8375-E-G2, C8235-E-G2, C8235-G2, C8231-G2, C8231-E-G2, and C8355-G2

Security

Automatic conversion of password formats into secure types

Starting with Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1, it is recommended to use Type 6 (AES) for provisioning all credentials to comply with security standards. CUBE supports auto-conversion of Type 0 or Type 7 to reversible Type 6 encryption.

C8375-E-G2, C8235-E-G2, C8235-G2, C8231-G2, C8231-E-G2, and C8355-G2

Security

Security warnings for non-secure protocols

Starting with Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1, a warning message is displayed when insecure protocols such as HTTP, FTP, or TFTP are used. For CUBE, use secure alternatives such as HTTPS, SFTP, or SCP.

C8375-E-G2, C8235-E-G2, C8235-G2, C8231-G2, C8231-E-G2, and C8355-G2

New hardware features

This section provides a brief description of the new hardware features introduced in this release.

New hardware features for Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1

Table 2.             New hardware features for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.1

Feature          

Description

Voice module support

 

From Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1, these voice modules are supported on Cisco 8231-E-G2, 8235-E-G2, and 8375-E-G2 platforms:

• NIM-2BRI-NT/TE

• NIM-4BRI-NT/TE

• NIM-4E/M

Support is for devices operating in Autonomous mode, not in Controller mode.

For information about voice module support added in release Cisco IOS XE 26.1.1, refer to the new hardware features section of the [Release Notes for Catalyst 8200 and Catalyst 8300 Release Notes, 26.1.x]

Changes in behavior

This section provides a brief description of the behavior changes introduced in this release.

Changes in behavior in Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1

Table 3.             Behavior changes for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.1

Description

Behavior changes

The ip nat translation nonpat-timeout keyword allows configuring a timeout from 0 to 536870 seconds or setting it to never.

Refer to the ip nat translation (timeout) command.

You can verify the FEC type from the show interface command only for 100G interfaces.

Refer to the Configuring FEC section.

DHCP relay is always enabled by Cisco IOS and provide status verification for cellular modems

Refer to the Configuring the DHCP Client section.

Certificate hexadecimal data appears under crypto pki certificate chain in show running-config by default. Starting with Cisco IOS XE Release 26.2, configure the crypto pki certificate hidehex command hides certificate hexadecimal data from show running-config output while retaining the certificate chain and entry.

Refer to the Certificate Hexadecimal Data Output Example.

The procedure for configuring a trustpoint for EST is updated.

Refer to the Configure a trustpoint for EST section.

In IOS XE 26.2.1, the IOx persistent disk allocation for supported Cisco Service Routers increases from 4GB to 6GB. IOx uses part of bootflash: as persistent storage for app-hosting applications and application data, including UTD, TE, and VDSP.

If the device is later downgraded from IOS XE 26.2.1 or later to an earlier release while the IOx persistent disk is 6GB, the earlier image removes the 6GB disk, creates a new 4GB disk, and applications and data stored on the IOx persistent disk are lost.

The behavior change is applicable to these platforms:

·       C8231-G2

·       C8235-G2

·       C8231-E-G2

·       C8235-E-G2

·       C8355-G2

DHCPv6-PD Day-0 onboarding includes vendor information for device identification.

For DHCPv6-PD Day-0 onboarding, use these commands:

• ipv6 dhcp client vendor-class mac-address — supplies the device MAC address in DHCPv6 Option 16.

• ipv6 dhcp client request vendor — requests vendor-specific information in DHCPv6 Option 17.

 Refer to IPv6 day-0 onboarding with DHCPv6 prefix delegation.

Resolved issues

This table lists the resolved issues in this specific software release.

Note: This software release may contain bug fixes first introduced in other releases. To see additional information, click the bug ID to access the Cisco Bug Search Tool.

Resolved issues in Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1

Table 4.        Resolved issues for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.1

Bug ID

Description

CSCws66553

fpmd crash seen with 17.12.6B respin image with longer soak + clear sdwan omp events

CSCwt10887

SDWAN edge router device crashed after attempting to push a config group

CSCwt26644

On 26.1 vdaemon crash observed on C8000v, while forming control connetions

CSCwt39273

Config update via CLI template is failing post reboot with C8200L-1N-4T

CSCwt44263

VPN ID is not maintained after UTD feature causing ZBFW to evaluate against incorrect policy

CSCwt45748

Crash while processing packet in AppNav Tunnel

CSCwt56693

L2TP: Seeing "protocol l2tpv2 L2TP_CLASS_011" config getting lost with clear ppp all cli

CSCwt70932

BFD session establishment failed due to ARP resolution failure.

CSCwt84502

Critical Process cpp_ha_top_level_server crash (rc=69) Crash after adding zone based firewall setup configuration on the router

CSCwt87616

OTP and PSK related changes on the device

CSCwt92911

Crash in OMP process during end point tracker teardown

CSCwt94337

cpp_cp_svr crashes with SIGSEGV whle printing packet trace data

CSCwu03372

Unexpected reload due to ftmd fault on SDWAN edge router with On‑Demand Tunnels

CSCwu27070

Unexpected Reload in CPP Server (cpp_sp_svr) Code

CSCwu30605

17.18 SIG ipsec primary tunnel going down after source interface change

CSCwu35982

 Router unexpectedly reloads after IKEv2 operations

CSCwu39202

SDWAN edge router : Power reset during cEdge boot causes router to enter ROMMON

CSCwu47545

Ucode Code Crash while Printing Log for FW Drop for Packet with Invalid Header

CSCwu49029

Unexpected reload on CGM (Class-Group Manager) when updated

CSCwu51162

Unexpected reload on router in SDWAN CCE (Classifier and Classification Engine)

CSCwu61766

SDWAN edge router OMPD crash on malformed SD-WAN identity IP-to-user update from vSmart pxGrid integration

CSCwu67470

Unexpected reload on SDWAN edge router device after changing secuity policy to none on template

CSCwu86821

Service-chain config modify to local svc-chain failed to delete old TLOC list action leading to packet drops

CSCwv25887

High QFP utilization due to NAT translation timeout and concurrent translation creation causing allocator contention

CSCwv60786

Intermittent issue with RRI being lost on the Flex Hub

CSCwv71880

SD-WAN redirect-dns Destination NAT session collides with SIG tunnel IKEv2 control plane traffic

CSCwv96043

Pkt Dup fails in SymNAT scenario with aggressive BFD timers

CSCww00071

Router crashed while decrypting NAT-T IPsec traffic with CTS SGT enabled

CSCww15035

C8375-E-G2: IOS XE 26.1/26.2 UTD hits high QFP utilization and sustained MemoryInterfaceDrop near 700-742 Mbps, regression from 3.2 Gbps on 17.18.x

CSCwr02102

Router intermittently loses ip address dynamically assigned to tunnel interface

CSCwr49368

SSE Tunnels with Cisco Secure Access are stuck in SD-WAN Configuration Database

CSCwr60310

SDWAN Template push or CLI config update fails due to the duplication of VTY or Async lines in the configuration

CSCwr76176

BFD SD-WAN PMTUD: PMTU Converges Unexpectedly to 970 Bytes After dbg2:1 Event

CSCws50867

17.18/26.1: Tracker probe id set to 0 while changing Invalid DNS endpoint to endpoint-ip

CSCws68686

Application Policy: IPv6 BGP Neighborship Fails When Using Basic Policy with Default Drop Action

CSCws95879

ICMP TTL Expired packet sent via incorrect VRF

CSCws98086

Update "reason for state change: MAX" in BFD Syslog

CSCwt16689

QFP command displays incorrect App-Probe-Class (APC) queue assignment

CSCwt17412

Sessions appear as two unidirectional records instead of one bidirectional flow

CSCwt25903

Not able to disable "log" feature in NGFW Policies vManage for "Drop" rules.

CSCwt46462

Enable alerts for the EC genet server (Transform) dying or timing out

CSCwt47734

Endpoint-tracker HTTP probe sends IP address instead of FQDN in 17.15

CSCwt66413

ncsshd process fails to terminate after "no netconf" and netconf refuses connection

CSCwt67685

SD-WAN Edge: Periodic Service Restart May Generate Crash Files

CSCwt75037

Device in controller mode crashes with Critical process cpp_ha_top_level_server fault on fp_0_0 (rc=69)

CSCwt79827

IOS-XE not parsing transform payload with unknown attributes

CSCwt97049

Buffer Overflow in Domain Name Pattern Handling Causes Pointer Corruption and System Crash

CSCwu03035

SDWAN edge router: UTD may silently drop large fragmented RADIUS packets

CSCwu10100

Endpoint tracker is unable to determine next-hop for DNS name resolution from Dialer interface

CSCwu21490

Kernel Core Files Deleted From Flash When Incomplete Admin Tech is Generated

CSCwu31509

Secondary OU is not generated in CSR for SD-Routing(Autonomous mode) devices

CSCwu49303

Memory Leak in cpp_sp_svr due to Classification Objects

CSCwu53168

SDWAN edge router upgrade fails with "timeout" when confd Phase 0 failure

CSCwu53407

Standalone endpoint-tracker UP recovery syslog missing intermittently on SDWAN edge router

CSCwu76495

SDWAN: Crash while updating Adaptive QOS Session Policy due to minimal traffic size

CSCwu83262

L2TPv3 xconnect session fails to establish when the traffic traverses through IPsec tunnel interface.

CSCwv02835

[IOS XE] 6VPE: Locally terminated IPv6 traffic fails over BDI interface

CSCwv02836

SDWAN edge router: upgrade process may report enormous "Required space"

CSCwv08826

SDWAN edge router : BOW in EAAR not working when tunnels are outside SLA and outside variance

CSCwv09160

HTTP SIG Tracker trying to resolve endpoint-api-url IP address via DNS after upgrade to 17.15.05

CSCwv23165

BFD echo packet counters report a fixed 2:1 tx/rx ratio (false 50% packet loss) on all tunnels after enabling Enhanced Application Aware Routing

CSCwv34598

SDWAN edge router Router Reset due to PuntInject Keepalive Timeout (No Ucode File Generated)

CSCwv42272

NULL Dereference in NHRP MIB

CSCwv52757

UDP packets multicast destination not seen on FIA-Trace nor EPC over xconnect

CSCwv61185

C8000V vdaemon may flap SD-WAN control connections with HWCERTREN when multiple vManage-signed edge certificates have identical Not Before timestamps.

CSCwv67035

Ikev2 PPK Unable To Switch Back to PSK When 'Required' Is Used in Keyring

CSCwv73701

Packet reordering observed when application performance-monitor service policy enabled

CSCwe19394

C8200-G2: device may boot up into prev_packages.conf due to power outage

CSCwq77322

C8500-12X sending a 2 Byte packet of FLOW_SAMPLER_RANDOM_INTERVAL instead of a 4-Byte packet

CSCwq98154

C8200-G2: Multicast traffic not forwarded over P2P DMVPN phase 1 tunnel

CSCwq98206

C8200-G2:EPBR set interface action get missing after reboot

CSCwr24031

C8200-G2: After upgrade to 17.15 for earlier releases sd-wan service-tracker in vrf selects source IP address from GRT when MPLS Inter-AS VPN option B configured

CSCwr49475

C8200-G2: BFD sessions flapping and not recovering - SYMNAT port not updating to data-plane

CSCwr64257

C8200-G2: Unexpected reload on ftmd SDWAN device

CSCwr72709

C8200-G2:Router crash in TDM-TDM call when debug voip fpi enabled

CSCwr77958

C8200-G2: NWPI not capturing self-generated syslog traffic

CSCwr95551

c8kv crashes when configuring SSL VPN with Policy-Based Routing (PBR) and NAT

CSCws33781

C8200-G2: Device May Unexpectedly Reload When HA Path Optimization Is Enabled

CSCws43190

C8200-G2:Router randomly terminating an incoming PPP session on either a Virtual-Access interface or a Dialer / physical interface

CSCws66679

C8200-G2: Crash while sending stress large packet size traffic

CSCwt25835

C8455-G2: router crashed during ipsec scale periodic rekey

CSCwt42365

C8200-G2 and C8300-G2 -  0/0 remained stuck in the booting state during the reload stress test

CSCwt62618

C8100-G2 series not processing unexpected/unrecognized IPv6 Next Header correctly

CSCwu93056

Device may reload after remove an endpoint.

CSCww15597

C8130-G2 : Unexpected reload when LAN Switch is connected.

CSCwu02842

Unexpected reload due to race condition in QoS service group configuration.

CSCwu34418

QFP crash with qfp-ucode and cpp_cp_svr cores.

CSCwv99001

ipv6 dhcp client request vendor' command missing in day-0 ZTP DHCPv6 PD configs

CSCwv67341

ipv6 dhcp client vendor-class mac-address' command missing in day-0 ZTP DHCPv6 PD configs

Open issues

This table lists the open issues in this specific software release.

Note: This software release may contain open bugs first identified in other releases. To see additional information, click the bug ID to access the Cisco Bug Search Tool.

Open issues in Cisco IOS XE 26.2.1

Table 5.             Open issues for Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers, Release 26.2.1

Bug ID

Description

CSCwv71872

CoR-SaaS custom-app endpoint-url probing on free configurable port

CSCwv80846

IOSd crash in router_init due to stale PDB pname during routing process creation

CSCwv84068

17.12.6 likely change in the SDWAN edge router code is causing the control connections failing to come up

CSCwv86632

IOSd crash in "Open DNS Dev-Reg" process on 17.12.6 despite CSCwp09231 fix (Umbrella device-registration UAF during config churn)

CSCwv91595

Secondary IP Address not working in a Cat8200L as it was in an ISR1900 router.

CSCwv91764

CSCwv91764 - 26.2 Zscaler SSE GRE:The Public IP address for every tunnels entered on the vManage doe

CSCwv92282

SDWAN Degradation of ~6% seen in profiles IPSEC_MCAST-512V_1400 and IPSEC_QOS_DPI_FNF_MCAST-512V_1400

CSCwv92753

SDWAN: Performance Degradation seen with UTD Snort 3.12.x.0 version

CSCwv98085

SDWAN 17.18.2- Cli config push fails, SDWAN edge router displays Error: application communication failure> while running "show sdwan running"

CSCww00540

SDWAN edge router - 17.12.8 endpoint-tracker reports all shared-tracker tunnels Down when one tunnel fails DNS

CSCww11239

When hub primary tunnel goes down, few packets are lost with bfd time aggressive

CSCww14946

26.1.2: Pkt Dup does silent drop when BFD goes down with SymNAT in the mix

CSCww17900

V-Fail CSCwv95282: NGFW container Resource Profile change from low to medium fail

CSCww25858

SIG tracker routes not withdrawn on DNS re-resolution failure due to PROBE_STATE_LIVE gate — traffic blackhole (17.15+ regression)

CSCwu24210

SDWAN edge router .sdwaninstaller accounting for rollback files in disk space calculation

CSCwv61920

Standby RP Rebooting Frequently After Applying Static Named NAT Entry

CSCwv65418

SDWAN ICMP interface tracker goes up everytime the router resolves the DNS-name configured

CSCww00586

UTD context with no inspection features enabled stays in Divert mode; traffic   black-holed at memif

CSCww02502

Umbrella tunnels down, reporting cdb-validate-info failed state with 401 authentication error.

CSCww05599

Unexpected reload due to NAT pool exhaustion

CSCww20413

Update outdated GeoDB in 17.18.x

CSCww26726

C8211-G2: Device crashed @pmd_pkt_copy_out while GPME maps a 4790-byte packet

CSCwp97178

C8200-G2: flapping nat will casue bfd session down with ipsec session shown

CSCwq24119

C8200-G2: Traceback seen when detaching the CN railways customer configs in 17.19

CSCwr88206

C8200-G2 table routes: Next Hop (NH) ID 0 is getting corrupted and assigned to a value other than Blackhole

CSCwr30573

C8200-G2: TLOC Extension unable to program due to module boot up timing

CSCwr76176

C8200-G2: PMTU Converges Unexpectedly to 970 Bytes After dbg2:1 Event

 

Compatibility

ROMMON compatibility matrix for Cisco 8100, Cisco 8200 and Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers

This table lists the ROMMON requirements for Cisco 8100, Cisco 8200 and Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers only. There are no separate ROMMON requirements for these routers:

●     Cisco 8400 Series Secure Routers

●     Cisco 8500 Series Secure Routers

Table 6.             Supported ROMMON release for Cisco IOS XE 26.1.x releases

Platforms

Cisco IOS XE Release

Minimum ROMMON Release supported for IOS XE

Recommended ROMMON Release supported for IOS XE

 Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers

C8130-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1r)

26.1(2r)

C8140-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1r)

26.1(2r)

C8151-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1r)

26.1(2r)

C8161-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1r)

26.1(2r)

C8131-G2

26.2.1

26.1(4r)

26.1(4r)

C8130-VAI-G2

26.2.1

26.1(3r)

26.1(3r)

C8130-VAP-G2

26.2.1

26.1(3r)

26.1(3r)

C8151-CVAI-G2

26.2.1

26.1(3r)

26.1(5r)

C8151-CVAP-G2

26.2.1

26.1(3r)

26.1(5r)

Cisco 8200 Series Secure Routers

C8231-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1.5r).s1.cp

17.18(4.1r).s1.cp

C8235-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1.5r).s1.cp

17.18(4.1r).s1.cp

C8231-E-G2

26.2.1

 17.18(1.5r).s1.cp

17.18(4.1r).s1.cp

C8235-E-G2

26.2.1

17.18(1.5r).s1.cp

17.18(4.1r).s1.cp

Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers

C8375-E-G2

26.2.1

17.15(3.2r).s2.cp 

17.18(3r).s2.cp 

C8355-G2

26.2.1

17.15(1.18r).s2.cp

17.18(3r).s2.cp 

 

Upgrade ROMMON

To upgrade the ROMMON version of your device, use these steps:

1.     Check the existing version of ROMMON by using show rom-monitor r0 command. If you are installing Cisco IOS XE software on a new device, skip this step.

2.      Review ROMMON Compatibility Matrix to identify the recommended version of ROMMON software for the device you plan to upgrade.

3.      Go to https://software.cisco.com/# and download the ROMMON package file.

4.     Copy the ROMMON file to flash drive:

copy ftp://username:password@IP addressROMmon package file flash:

5.     Upgrade the ROMMON package using the following command:

upgrade rom-monitor filename bootflash:ROMmon package name all

6.      Execute reload command to complete the ROMMON upgrade process.

7.      Execute show rom-monitor r0 command to ensure the ROMMON software is upgraded.

 

Cisco SD-WAN for Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers

Cisco SD-WAN is enabled on a few Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers, which earlier supported only the Routing mode.

These platforms can be configured and managed by Cisco SD-WAN Manager and can work in controller-managed mode from Cisco IOS XE Release 26.2.1.

●     C8130-G2

●     C8140-G2

●     C8130H-G2

●     C8130-VAI-G2

●     C8130-VAP-G2

NOTE: NGFW and Thousand eyes features are not supported on C8130-G2, C8140-G2, C8130H-G2, C8130-VAI-G2 and C8130-VAP-G2 routers.

Related resources

Paltform

Guides

Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers

Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers

Software Configuration Guide for Cisco 8100 Series Secure Routers

Cisco 8200 Series Secure Routers

Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco 8200 Series Secure Routers

Cisco 8200 Series Secure Routers Software Configuration Guide

Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers

Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers

Software Configuration Guide for Cisco 8300 Series Secure Routers

Cisco 8400 Series Secure Routers

Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco 8400 Series Secure Routers

Software Configuration Guide for Cisco 8400 Series Secure Routers

Cisco 8500 Series Secure Routers

Hardware Installation Guide for Cisco 8500 Series Secure Routers

Software Installation Guide for Cisco 8500 Series Secure Routers

Licensing

Cisco 8000 Series Secure Routers Licensing

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