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Article #6402Help: CISCO Routers Info/SH supplier??
From: Grim_Reaper
Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 00:00
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Hi. I know I am not really in the right newsgroup area but I figured that all you Sun fans might be able to help me out. I need a Cisco router with built-in terminal adapter. I need one which can run at 128k and preferably can run at 256k also. [This needs to run 2B channels and possibly a D channel]. Also I would really like a solution that I can reuse when I increase my bandwidth up again. I am connecting to a PC based ethernet network at this end of the ISDN. It has been suggested to me to go with either the Cisco 4000 or the 4500. I also notice that Cisco has a new model, the 4700, available. Now what I need to know is this: -can I lease such equipment? or arrange a buyback lease type deal? -firstly can I purchase second hand cisco stock anywhere in Australia? (or does anyone know of someone wishing to offload such a unit?) -secondly what is the difference between US and Australian ISDN units? -thirdly if I have to buy new which one should I get? Any ideas? -anyone know of a source of FAQ on Australian application cisco routers? (or even isdn in general in australia) Thanks all.
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