Cisco’s 2500 series router and WAN card serial interface differences
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Cisco's 2500 series router and WAN card serial interface differences
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What is the difference between the serial interface of 2500 series Cisco routers and the serial interface of WAN cards (WIC-1t)? If there is no difference then is there any data-rate difference between the above two serial interfaces?
ASKED: Feb 5 2009  10:24 PM GMT
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Both support speeds up to 2.048 Mbps. The interface on 2500 was built onto the motherboard, and it later started coming out as a module. WIC-1t is a module having one E1/T1 interface, and it is still available, but 2500 series Cisco routers are long withdrawn.

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Last Answered: Feb 5 2009  10:30 PM GMT by Sudhanshu   750 pts.
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