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@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Eligibility for CNI and port availability is determined in coordination with you
 
 ### Technical specifications
 
-- **Supported port types (Direct CNI):** 10G-LR (single-mode fiber) and 100G-LR (single-mode fiber).
+- **Supported port types (Direct CNI):** 10G-LR (single-mode fiber) and 100G-LR4 (single-mode fiber).
 - **Distance limitations:** Cloudflare does not support optical links longer than 10 km. For longer distances, you must use intermediate hardware or a third-party provider to extend the connection.
 - **IP addressing:** All CNI connections use a `/31` subnet for point-to-point IP connectivity between your router and Cloudflare's.
 - **VLAN support:** CNI ports may be assigned a single 802.1Q VLAN tag.
@@ -132,4 +132,4 @@ For configurations that are highly sensitive to packet loss, Bidirectional Forwa
 
 - BFD works by sending a rapid stream of small packets over the BGP session. If a few packets are lost, the link is immediately considered down, enabling faster failover.
 - BFD is only supported for Direct Interconnect connections. Contact your account team to enable it.
-- Note that enabling BFD on a CNI BGP session does not change the failover time for Magic Transit/WAN, which is controlled by its own tunnel health checks.
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+- Note that enabling BFD on a CNI BGP session does not change the failover time for Magic Transit/WAN, which is controlled by its own tunnel health checks.