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Upgrading router memory
sucanushie
I have a couple 1841's I need to put more memory in.
My question is, do I have to use a specific brand?
the slots look the same as laptop memory.
I notice the slots are empty so I assume the 128mb on the router now is onboard.
If I add memory does it disable the onboard memory?
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docrice
Cisco will tell you that you need to use Cisco memory, specifically:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/routers/ps5853/product_bulletin_c25_609035_ps5855_Products_Bulletin.html
Now that said, I bought a used 1811 off eBay which spontaneously rebooted every day. Some generic $10 memory DIMMs (also off eBay) fixed that right up. If you're upgrading real production routers on your company's network, might be better to stick with the Cisco-recommended (and heavily marked-up) parts. Otherwise sticking with generics might do you fine.
Don't know if there's onboard memory on the 1841s or not.
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