IGS's- don't
work... buy something cheap (like a 3000). The IGS came with 8.0,
9.0, & the last year was outfitted with 10.0 Y2K is
not the issue (default dates are in the early 90's).
Compatibility is what will stop this project. You'd be better off getting
a AGS or MGS with 11.0.22 (multiple Serials/ Ethernet & backwards
compatible). As far as ISDN, there are some lower line Cisco's (800's),
but the 3104 (3000 series) with 1 Serial/1 Ethernet/ 1 BRI is your best
bet. Approx $300 on Ebay & maybe another $200 to upgrade to a full
2500 (11.2,11.3, or 12.0) status...
I've upgrade 10 or 15 of
them- let me know if I can help
Phil
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> is not Y2K compliant how will it effect the network. These routers are being
> used for an inner city mission schools. So any help on how to make these
> work would be appreciated. I have four of them.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ken <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/trexken_2000">Ken's Page</A>
>
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