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Started by Marc Ballat
Mon, 12 Mar 2001 16:48
Cisco Soho 77
Author: Marc Ballat
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 16:48
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 16:48
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Hi, I am new to the world of routers but since I am now involved in connecting sites with each other, I am more and more in touch with people for configuring them. So I decided it was time to get me one at home for my private network to learn about them. I have a ADSL connection and thought about purchasing the Soho 77 router. I have a few questions. 1. Is it only a router or does it include the ADSL modem ? 2. Where can I find detailed documentation on this router and pictures of the back panel (to figure out how I can connect it to my LAN) ? 3. Are there compatibility issues ? My current ADSL modem is an Alcatel for ISDN (1000 ADSL). My NT is an Alcatel ISDN NT1-2AB (Euro ISDN BRI). In general, if you have any kind of comment, they are welcome. Cheers, Marc
Re: Cisco Soho 77
Author: Marc Ballat
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 18:15
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 18:15
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Mmmm, looking on their site I found the Cisco 827. Looks interesting too. Anyone knows about it ? SInce it's cheaper, I assume it does not integrate the ADSL modem. Just a guess though. Marc Ballat wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to the world of routers but since I am now involved in > connecting sites with each other, I am more and more in touch with > people for configuring them. So I decided it was time to get me one at > home for my private network to learn about them. > > I have a ADSL connection and thought about purchasing the Soho 77 > router. > > I have a few questions. > > 1. Is it only a router or does it include the ADSL modem ? > 2. Where can I find detailed documentation on this router and pictures > of the back panel (to figure out how I can connect it to my LAN) ? > 3. Are there compatibility issues ? My current ADSL modem is an Alcatel > for ISDN (1000 ADSL). My NT is an Alcatel ISDN NT1-2AB (Euro ISDN BRI). > > In general, if you have any kind of comment, they are welcome. > > Cheers, Marc
Re: Cisco Soho 77
Author: Francois Dessart
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 21:56
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 21:56
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Hello Marc, I think it integrates the ADSL modem because it's the router sold in the new easynet DSLOffice offer. Marc Ballat a οΏ½crit dans le message <3AAD1252.D30417C6@easynet.be>... >Mmmm, looking on their site I found the Cisco 827. Looks interesting >too. Anyone knows about it ? SInce it's cheaper, I assume it does not >integrate the ADSL modem. Just a guess though. > >Marc Ballat wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I am new to the world of routers but since I am now involved in >> connecting sites with each other, I am more and more in touch with >> people for configuring them. So I decided it was time to get me one at >> home for my private network to learn about them. >> >> I have a ADSL connection and thought about purchasing the Soho 77 >> router. >> >> I have a few questions. >> >> 1. Is it only a router or does it include the ADSL modem ? >> 2. Where can I find detailed documentation on this router and pictures >> of the back panel (to figure out how I can connect it to my LAN) ? >> 3. Are there compatibility issues ? My current ADSL modem is an Alcatel >> for ISDN (1000 ADSL). My NT is an Alcatel ISDN NT1-2AB (Euro ISDN BRI). >> >> In general, if you have any kind of comment, they are welcome. >> >> Cheers, Marc
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