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The Cisco 3600 series access routers are high-performance, modular, central-site routers that support a broad range of LAN and WAN technologies. |
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The Cisco 3600 series is designed for remote-office networking where there is a need for Cisco IOS software, high performance, and WAN options other than ISDN. |
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The 3600 series multiservice access servers/routers provide a modular solution for dial-up and permanent connections over asynchronous, synchronous, and ISDN lines. |
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The Cisco 3600 introduces industry-leading serviceability and manageability features. |
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Cisco 3600 routers are usually fixed configuration with a minimum of two of the following interfaces: Ethernet, Token Ring, synchronous serial, asynchronous serial, ISDN BRI and hub. |
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The Cisco 3600 series has single or dual fixed-LAN interfaces. These routers provide a network module slot and two WAN interface card slots for WAN connections. |
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The Cisco 3600 universal access server is a versatile data communications platform that provides the functions of an access server, a router, modems, and terminal adapters (TAs) in a modular chassis. |
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The Cisco 3600 access router provides maximum security, integration, and versatility in a desktop box format. |
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The Cisco 1000 series Internet Network Devices for Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) routers, which is designed for telecommuters, offers affordable, easy-to-manage, multiprotocol fast Internet access for multiple users in small and home-based of |
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The Cisco 1000 access router provides maximum security, integration, and versatility in a desktop box format. |
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The Cisco 1000 series has single or dual fixed-LAN interfaces. These routers provide a network module slot and two WAN interface card slots for WAN connections. |
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The Cisco 1000 introduces industry-leading serviceability and manageability features. |
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The Cisco 1000 series router is the least expensive of Cisco's IOS routers. It provides enhanced security, low cost of ownership, proven reliability and safe investment through the power of Cisco IOS software tailored for small offices and telecommuters. |
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The Cisco 1000 series is designed for remote-office networking where there is a need for Cisco IOS software, high performance, and WAN options other than ISDN. |
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The Cisco 1000 series access routers are high-performance, modular, central-site routers that support a broad range of LAN and WAN technologies. |
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The 1000 series multiservice access servers/routers provide a modular solution for dial-up and permanent connections over asynchronous, synchronous, and ISDN lines. |
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The Cisco 1720 series is designed for remote-office networking where there is a need for Cisco IOS software, high performance, and WAN options other than ISDN. |
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Cisco 1720 routers are usually fixed configuration with a minimum of two of the following interfaces: Ethernet, Token Ring, synchronous serial, asynchronous serial, ISDN BRI and hub. |
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The Cisco 1720 series Internet Network Devices for Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) routers, which is designed for telecommuters, offers affordable, easy-to-manage, multiprotocol fast Internet access for multiple users in small and home-based of |
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The Cisco 1720 access router provides maximum security, integration, and versatility in a desktop box format. |
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The Cisco 1720 series has single or dual fixed-LAN interfaces. These routers provide a network module slot and two WAN interface card slots for WAN connections. |
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The Cisco 1720 series router is the least expensive of Cisco's IOS routers. It provides enhanced security, low cost of ownership, proven reliability and safe investment through the power of Cisco IOS software tailored for small offices and telecommuters. |
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The Cisco 1720 universal access server is a versatile data communications platform that provides the functions of an access server, a router, modems, and terminal adapters (TAs) in a modular chassis. |
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The 1720 series multiservice access servers/routers provide a modular solution for dial-up and permanent connections over asynchronous, synchronous, and ISDN lines. |