Cisco ISR 4000 16-Ports WAN Interface Network Module – NIM-16A

Cisco ISR 4000 NIM-16A WAN Interface Network Module

Expand compatible Cisco ISR 4000 routing infrastructure with the NIM-16A 16-port WAN interface network module. This modular component is designed for network teams that need additional WAN connectivity within an established ISR 4000 platform, whether for branch expansion, circuit consolidation, replacement work, or service inventory. Its 16-port configuration gives planners a clear capacity reference when evaluating the host router and planned WAN topology. Confirm the router model, interface support, software, slot, and carrier requirements before installation.

Key Features

• 16-port WAN interface configuration
• Network interface module design
• Designed for Cisco ISR 4000 platforms
• Suitable for branch and enterprise WAN expansion
• Useful for replacement and service stock

Product Specifications

• Part Number: NIM-16A
• Manufacturer: Cisco
• Platform Family: ISR 4000
• Port Count: 16
• Interface Function: WAN
• Component Type: Network interface module

Use Cases

• Adding WAN interface capacity to an ISR 4000 router
• Supporting branch connectivity projects
• Replacing an installed WAN interface module
• Maintaining a matched spare for routing infrastructure

Compatibility

The NIM-16A is identified for Cisco ISR 4000 platforms. Confirm the host router, NIM slot, supported interface type, software, carrier service, power, and installation requirements before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ports does the module provide?

The NIM-16A is listed with 16 WAN ports.

What type of component is this?

It is a Cisco network interface module.

Which platform family is it designed for?

The module is identified for Cisco ISR 4000 routers.

The NIM-16A gives Cisco ISR 4000 operators a focused option for adding or restoring 16-port WAN interface capacity. Verify the host router and carrier requirements before ordering, particularly when comparing modules with different interface functions or port counts. Using the exact Cisco part number supports cleaner WAN planning, faster replacement decisions, and more consistent branch-routing service inventory.