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May 4, 2026
At this point, not much could be improved about Cisco Nexus 9000 Series. Automation GUI based is not the core of the 9000, so this is a different device or a different solution. I do not find anything that could be improved. I think maybe if this would be a larger environment, you might see some bottlenecks, but at this moment when I'm using the 9Ks, there is nothing that I find blocking or that I feel could be improved.
For Cisco Nexus 9000 Series switches, I think we need to work on the HSRP. Whenever it flaps or something happens, it creates an issue. That is the only thing. The HSRP flapping is the issue. Whenever the connection is flapped, the HSRP gives a problem.
After the initial integration, the focus has been on support rather than further development. Cost-wise, Cisco Nexus 9000 Series is very expensive. The pricing could absolutely be improved. So far, there is nothing to improve other than the pricing.
Cisco Nexus 9000 Series is a high-performing network switch line designed for modern data centers, offering scalability, flexibility, and efficiency for complex network infrastructures. This series enhances data center performance with its ability to provide extensive support for open Ethernet standards and programmable networking environments. It is specifically tailored to meet the demands of evolving infrastructure by delivering advanced automation and simplified operations tailored for...
At this point, not much could be improved about Cisco Nexus 9000 Series. Automation GUI based is not the core of the 9000, so this is a different device or a different solution. I do not find anything that could be improved. I think maybe if this would be a larger environment, you might see some bottlenecks, but at this moment when I'm using the 9Ks, there is nothing that I find blocking or that I feel could be improved.
For Cisco Nexus 9000 Series switches, I think we need to work on the HSRP. Whenever it flaps or something happens, it creates an issue. That is the only thing. The HSRP flapping is the issue. Whenever the connection is flapped, the HSRP gives a problem.
After the initial integration, the focus has been on support rather than further development. Cost-wise, Cisco Nexus 9000 Series is very expensive. The pricing could absolutely be improved. So far, there is nothing to improve other than the pricing.
We find that Cisco has been left behind by the other vendors. The other vendors have adopted new technology, and we find Cisco lagging behind.