WannabeNerd
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IOS on Cisco 2801
Hi,
I am confused with the types of images available for a router i.e 2801.
1. What are are different types of images that can be installed on 2801.
2. By default which image should it have.
3.By default can i use the VPN on the router
4. If not, which image do i need.
5. Do you need to have a Service agreement to get them.
6. Any links will be helful.
I am confused with the types of images available for a router i.e 2801.
1. What are are different types of images that can be installed on 2801.
2. By default which image should it have.
3.By default can i use the VPN on the router
4. If not, which image do i need.
5. Do you need to have a Service agreement to get them.
6. Any links will be helful.
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feature support is based on IOS line. if you go to 12.4 (T-track), you'll have almost every feature available. infact, i'm not aware of one that 12.4 T does not offer.
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1. Whats the difference between T and the one without it.?
Sorry but its not clear for me. How do one opt for a T image. And if you say it has all the the feature maps like advanced ip services, enterprise services and advanced enterprise serives by default and that you do not have to buy them seprately, then whats the fun of having these features at all ?
Sorry but its not clear for me. How do one opt for a T image. And if you say it has all the the feature maps like advanced ip services, enterprise services and advanced enterprise serives by default and that you do not have to buy them seprately, then whats the fun of having these features at all ?
The T train is the new feature identified within each major feature set (Advanced IP Services, SP Services, Advanced Enterprise Services, Advanced Security, etc)
Have a look at the below link for some clarification:
http://packetlife.net/static/cheatsheets/cisco-ios-versions.pdf
Have a look at the below link for some clarification:
http://packetlife.net/static/cheatsheets/cisco-ios-versions.pdf
2) any... you probably want a 12.4 mainline IOS image on it as a starting point.
3) yes. any IOS (dont quote me on this cause i know earlier one's dont), supports IPSEC, PPPoE, PPPoA, GRE, and a whackload of others.
4) n/a
5) (i assume you mean VPN connections), no.
6) http://google.com/ ? any specific information your looking for?
what do you want to setup?