Hi
There is a rumor that the 1750 with the right IOS version/feature-set will
do both ISL and 1Q... These are the least expensive. Personally I would call
pre-sales and ask if something in the 1700 series would work.
If not... the least expensive is the 2620 with IP plus IOS (rumored to be
suppo
As far as I know, the 2620 is the cheapest router out there with inter-vlan
routing capabilities. The 1700 series router also has fast ethernet, but
can't route between vlans.
You could probably pick up a 2620 from ebay for about $1000 if you got a
week or 2 to wait for a good deal.
Fred
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rom: John Hardman
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> Hi
>
> There is a rumor that the 1750 with the right IOS version/feature-set will
> do both ISL and 1Q... These are the least expensive. Personally I would
call
Priscilla,
2620 would be the way to go along with a 19xx-EN switch. Ive got a bunch of
1900 switches in stock if you need one cheap.
ttyl,
-Brad Ellis
cisco hardware: www.optsys.net
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Priscilla,
I think the most reasonable and versatile choice would be a 2600. Keep in
mind that you need an IOS and Feature set release that supports both. I
think IOS 12.1(5)T supports both ISL/802.1q trunking and you have to use IP
PLUS feature set at a minimum.
MY .02 c,
Rob H.
CCNP+VOICE, CCD
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Hi
There is a rumor that the 1750 with the right IOS version/feature-set
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From: Tim Medley
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> Priscillia,
>
> Check out the new 1751 router. It;s a 1750 that will handle ISL/dot1q as
> well as some other bells and whistles.
>
> We have 5 of t
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From: Tim Medley
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> Priscillia,
>
> Check out the new 1751 router. It;s a 1750 that will handle ISL/dot1q as
> well as some other bells and whis
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s and hardware devices as it does. Still
Chuck
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Once again, I offe
y, June 06, 2001 3:51 PM
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As a follow up, and minor correction - ISL is supported on the 17xx
platform, but if you want inter-vlan routing using 802.1Q, then at this
point in time one must still move up t
Still on a quest for a low-cost router that will run ISL and 802.1Q.
There's a used 2621 that I may be able to get. Would it run ISL and 802.1Q
and how would I know? I know the hardware supports it. How about the
software?
Here's all I know about it:
Cisco Internetwork Operating System Softwar
That would be a great router... It has lots of interfaces too!!! (BRI, 2
serial)... And lots of memory
On the 262x, you need IP PLUS, which is already on this router...
-Nate
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> Still on a quest for a low-cost
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Still on a quest for a low-cost router that will run ISL and 802.1Q.
There's a used 2621 that I may be a
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