Cisco ASR 1004 Aggregation Services Router Chassis

ASR1004 is the Cisco ASR 1004 modular router chassis. It has one route processor slot, one ESP (embedded services processor) slot, two SIP or Ethernet line card slots and eight shared port adapter slots, and no built-in Ethernet ports. The chassis is 7 inches (177.8 mm) high, 17.2 inches (437.4 mm) wide and 18.15 inches (461.0 mm) deep, and weighs 68.7 lb (31.16 kg) in a configuration with dual AC power supplies, one ESP, one RP1, two SIPs and no SPAs.

Cisco supports the ASR1000-ESP10, ESP10-N (no crypto), ESP20 and ESP40 in the ASR1004, giving 10 to 40 Gbps of ESP bandwidth, with embedded crypto of up to 4 Gbps on the ESP10 and up to 8 Gbps on the ESP20. Default memory is 4 GB of DRAM for the RP1 and 8 GB for the RP2, 2 GB for the ESP10 and 4 GB for the ESP20.

Cisco announced end-of-sale on April 30, 2019; the end-of-sale date is April 29, 2020 and the last date of support is April 30, 2025. Cisco names the ASR1002-HX or the ASR1006-X as the replacement. The ASR1004= spare chassis, the ASR1004-PWR-AC and ASR1004-PWR-DC power supplies and the ASR1004-ACS accessory kit share those dates, and the supplies and kit have no replacement.

The replacements Cisco names are the ASR1006-X chassis and the ASR1002-HX router. The ASR1000-RP2 route processor is the 8 GB DRAM route processor option. See the Cisco routers category.