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You should be able to use the same GSM card, as both routers are HWIC compatible.<br />
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T1's can be presented a few different ways, so I can't give you a model. &nbsp;But again, any WIC or HWIC card used in an 1841 should work with a 1941 as well.
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You should be able to use the same GSM card, as both routers are HWIC compatible.

T1's can be presented a few different ways, so I can't give you a model.  But again, any WIC or HWIC card used in an 1841 should work with a 1941 as well.

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unfragmented,<br />
I will be using the 1841 as a cold spare in case the 1941 dies for some reason, so I wanted to duplicate the hardware config.<br />
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Thank &nbsp;you,
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unfragmented,
I will be using the 1841 as a cold spare in case the 1941 dies for some reason, so I wanted to duplicate the hardware config.

Thank  you,

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I am replacing an old 1841 that has a HWIC-3G-GSM coax card in it <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/06_w23/658386/20130605-122234.jpg" target="_blank" title="picture of cisco 1841 w/ HWIC-3G-GSM (1.3 MB)"><img alt="picture of cisco 1841 w/ HWIC-3G-GSM" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/06_w23/800_658386/20130605-122234.jpg" /></a><br />
(you can see this in the picture)<br />
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I need to know what is the part number for the equivalent HWIC-3G card that goes into the new Cisco 1941 router.<br />
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does anyone know what that part number is? &nbsp;(and could you please provide both a link and a picture so that I can be sure it is the coax version?)<br />
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The 1841 also has a T-1 WIC so if you could also include the part number for an equivalent T-1 WIC for the 1941, I would appreciate it.<br />
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thank you,<br />
Jeff
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20130605-122234.jpg

I am replacing an old 1841 that has a HWIC-3G-GSM coax card in it 

(you can see this in the picture)

I need to know what is the part number for the equivalent HWIC-3G card that goes into the new Cisco 1941 router.

does anyone know what that part number is?  (and could you please provide both a link and a picture so that I can be sure it is the coax version?)

The 1841 also has a T-1 WIC so if you could also include the part number for an equivalent T-1 WIC for the 1941, I would appreciate it.


thank you,
Jeff

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