$.02, the product lit doesn't mention the WIC-2T nor the WIC-2A/S, but the
enhanced configuration tool lists both as a valid and orderable items for
the 3600 series. I believe that you must be running IOS version 12.0.3T or
better to support termination of more that one serial interface in a WIC
slot and it must also be a newer NM module like the NM-2W, NM-1FE2W etc.
etc.. This also applies to the new VWICs, but they require IOS version
12.0.07XK or better.
URL for the current product literature. Requires CCO login
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/cc/pd/rt/3600/prodlit/seral_ds.htm
So it would safe to say that some of the CCO info is out dated. I ran into
this issue a few of weeks ago when a Cisco SE didn't like a design I did.
Rodgers Moore
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> You can't use a WIC-2T in the older NM-1E2W modules; however, the newer
> NM-1FE2W modules do support the 2T.
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