My posts don't seem to be going through... let's try another one...
Yes, the 4000 runs IOS. It's basically the same as a 4700 but not as grunty and
won't take all the newer interface modules. It'll do ethernet, token ring,
serial, and FDDI at least (this from a 1994(!) product catalogue so they
probably introduced a few more modules later).
JMcL
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"Sadowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 19/05/2000 01:11:50
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Subject: 4000 Router
Sorry, I didn't mean "4000 series" I meant an actual 4000.
It's listed on Cosco's page as an end-of-life product, and I'm just
wondering if anyone has had any experience with it...
Thanx,
John
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