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additional 10/100 interface for cisco 1720 router
Hi there
I have a cisco 1720 router with 1 fastethernet (builtin) and 1 serial port.
I'd like to attach an additional fast ethernet card / port to it.
which model number would I need?
I have a cisco 1720 router with 1 fastethernet (builtin) and 1 serial port.
I'd like to attach an additional fast ethernet card / port to it.
which model number would I need?
Cisco EtherSwitch HWIC - switch - 4 ports
Product ID
Mfg. Part: HWIC-4ESW-POE
UNSPSC: 43222612
I think that is the part you are looking for. I emailed my sales rep to confirm. This is a four port switch. I added one like this to our router and created vlans and assigned each interface to separate vlans and each port acts a separate router interface.
Sorry, wrong card. Scotty-Cisco is correct with WIC-4ESW. Mine was for power over ethernet.
But, each port can be placed in a separate vlan and assigned an IP address and will act as a separate interface. It is easier that using sub-interfaces on routers.
But, each port can be placed in a separate vlan and assigned an IP address and will act as a separate interface. It is easier that using sub-interfaces on routers.
According to my sales rep, it is compatible with the 1720.
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I agree with Scotty_Cisco that you should dble-chk with your vendor about their return policy. But, my CDWG pre-sales Cisco Enginneer swears that it works.
GL
GL
The one I would use is this.
WIC-4ESW
it is a 4 port switch.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios123/123relnt/1700/rn1700xc.htm
but it is not Fastethernet and it looks like it is only supported in the 1721
WIC-1ENET
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps221/products_tech_note09186a008009483a.shtml
is supported but again is not a fastethernet
Thanks
Scott