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hey im looking for a router that will have 2 fiber ports and one cat5 port that goes into a switch any ideas?
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question about router type
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Fiber? what fiber? multimode? single mode? 10/100? gig?
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I am no expert so my reply will be overshadowed by better knowledge.
However, I have a 3640 which is a basically a chassis that can take a set of network modules. I am sure that there are a whole range of chassis available.
The next thing is to ensure that when you purchase your modules you get the correct version of IOS. I had fun with a couple of Fast Ethernet modules and a version of IOS that couldn't see them. The version I got in the end was LOWER in release number. Quite spooky really,
Regards,
Sam.
However, I have a 3640 which is a basically a chassis that can take a set of network modules. I am sure that there are a whole range of chassis available.
The next thing is to ensure that when you purchase your modules you get the correct version of IOS. I had fun with a couple of Fast Ethernet modules and a version of IOS that couldn't see them. The version I got in the end was LOWER in release number. Quite spooky really,
Regards,
Sam.
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