C9200-NM-4X - Cisco Catalyst 9200 4 x10GE Network Module

Cisco C9200-NM-4X — Catalyst 9200 4×10GbE Network Module

What it is

C9200-NM-4X is an expansion network module for Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series switches.
It adds 4 × 10 GbE SFP+ ports to a compatible Catalyst 9200 chassis, providing high-speed uplink or aggregation connectivity for modern enterprise access deployments.

Why buyers pick C9200-NM-4X (plain English)

High-speed uplinks
Four 10 GbE SFP+ ports give you bandwidth for server links, aggregation to a distribution/core layer, or converged traffic from access switches.

Modular flexibility
Installs in the Catalyst 9200’s network module slot so you can expand port capacity and speed without replacing the whole switch.

Cisco IOS-XE integration
Managed with the same IOS-XE feature set as the base switch, giving consistent configuration, monitoring, telemetry, and security.

Simple optics choice
Use 10 GbE fiber optics (SR/LR) or DACs depending on reach and budget — gives flexibility for different designs.

Performance where it matters
Perfect for moving from 1G edge access into a higher-speed aggregation or core fabric.

60-second spec box (C9200-NM-4X)

Module type
Network module for Catalyst 9200

Ports added
4 × 10 GbE SFP+

Speed support
10 GbE

Connector type
SFP+ cages

Form factor
Catalyst 9200 network module

Managed by
Cisco IOS-XE

Use case
10 GbE uplinks, server links, access-to-aggregation traffic.

Where it fits (and when to choose something else)

Perfect for:

• Catalyst 9200 switches needing 10 GbE uplinks

• Campus access with high-speed aggregation

• Server rack connections at 10 GbE

• Networks standardizing on Cisco IOS-XE features

Choose something else if:

• You need 1 GbE only → C9200-NM-4G module

• You need multigigabit copper → C9200-NM-4M module

• You want higher speeds (25 Gb or 40 Gb) → 9200/9300/9500 fixed or modular uplinks

TL;DR

C9200-NM-4X is Cisco’s Catalyst 9200 network module with four 10 GbE SFP+ ports —
a flexible, high-speed uplink expansion option for enterprise access switching.