Detailed Product Description

Cisco 2800 series router+lowest price

The is the replacement for the 2600 Series. In my opinion, the biggest advantage to the Cisco 2800 Series is its versatility; you can use a 2800 Series router in a small, midsize, or large organization. For most network administrators, I think the determining factor is the number and types of interfaces and not necessarily the throughput of the router

There are four models in the Cisco 2800 Series:

• 2801: 2 DSP, 2FE, 2HWIC, 2VWIC/VIC, 0NME (Network Module Enhanced), 1Rack unit (RU)
• 2811: 2 DSP, 2FE, 2HWIC, 4 HWIC, 1NME, 1RU
• 2821: 3 DSP, 2GE, 2HWIC, 4 HWIC, 1NME or 1NME-X, 2RU
• 2851: 3 DSP, 2GE, 2HWIC, 4 HWIC, 1NME or NMD/NME-X/NME-XD, 2RU

(Cisco Systems provides a on its site.)

The 2800 Series is the first router in the Cisco product line that supports network modules. This means that if there is a network module that you require for your topology or application, the 2800 Series is the least expensive Cisco router (thats currently available) that you can install it into.

The 2800 Series supports a slew of . In a Cisco 2800 Series router, you can install a range of network modules, which include the following:

• 36 port Ethernet switch with PoE
• 32 port async
• 8 port voice/fax module
• Content engine with hard drive
• Cisco Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
• Cisco Unity Express (voicemail)
• Cisco Network Analysis Module (NAM)
• 3G cellular WAN interface card
• Wireless LAN controller
• IP VSAT module
• 802.11a/b/g WLAN module
• 8 port HWIC module (to add 8 more HWIC cards)