Router sizing

Community Member

‎03-23-2010 06:23 AM

Hi,

I want to propose a suitable router for a customer for internet access.He is going to use shared internet access(1:4).Bandwidth guaranteed at 6 mbps and can burst upto 24mbps based on best effort.

As per cisco guidelines 3825 is required to support upto 25Mbps.but in this case the customer will be using minimum config like static routing and basic feature set.can any one suggest what would be the best suited model.

thanks

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WAN Routing and Switching

2 REPLIES

Purple

‎03-23-2010 06:42 AM

Attached is the router performance guide. A 2800 series should work just fine.

Community Member

‎03-23-2010 08:06 AM

Many thanks Collin ,from the product sheet it looks like even 18xx will support upto 35M with basic feature set.

thanks

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