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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505CiscoGreek wrote: »no no im talking about adding extra ethernet ports - the 2600 router i have is a 2620 and the 1700 router i have is a 1721 they each have a serial and ethernet port.. so i am now going to add another serial in each. The WIC-1ENET was refering to an additional ethernet port for the 1700 routers
The 2nd piece of that post still stands though. For now, you just want to get WIC-1T or WIC-2T cards. The WIC-2T has two serial ports but the connector is the smaller Smart Serial type instead of the large DB60 type. -
CiscoGreek Member Posts: 43 ■■□□□□□□□□Ah right. Thought you had a 2600 and was trying to use a WIC-1ENET with it. Those cards aren't supported in a 2600 and won't be recognised.
The 2nd piece of that post still stands though. For now, you just want to get WIC-1T or WIC-2T cards. The WIC-2T has two serial ports but the connector is the smaller Smart Serial type instead of the large DB60 type.
Would prefer the wic-2t but they are ofcourse more expensive! I been lucky the two routers have set me back £50 and i got a serial and 2 console cables as well. Atleast now i wont be trying to find 2 ethernet ports but rahter focus on getting 2 serial.
BTW if i wanted to upgrade the IOS on this 1721 - it has 32/16 right now.. what would be the highest it can handle? Right now we on 12.2
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505CiscoGreek wrote: »Would prefer the wic-2t but they are ofcourse more expensive! I been lucky the two routers have set me back £50 and i got a serial and 2 console cables as well. Atleast now i wont be trying to find 2 ethernet ports but rahter focus on getting 2 serial.CiscoGreek wrote: »BTW if i wanted to upgrade the IOS on this 1721 - it has 32/16 right now.. what would be the highest it can handle? Right now we on 12.2
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CiscoGreek Member Posts: 43 ■■□□□□□□□□well that could be true - but harder to find on ebay
Yeah i just realised that i discovered the cisco IOS navigator! Sorry if i could ask one more thing - which all these feature sets - which is the one most useful for the CCNA? -
tiersten Member Posts: 4,505CiscoGreek wrote: »Yeah i just realised that i discovered the cisco IOS navigator! Sorry if i could ask one more thing - which all these feature sets - which is the one most useful for the CCNA?
Assuming its a recent IOS.
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505CiscoGreek wrote: »well im assuming you call 12.3 recent enough?
All of my routers ran 12.4 or 12.4T so I don't know if there is anything that you'd not be able to do with 12.3.