Cisco 700-800 Router Product Update

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Agenda

• Platform Overview • Router Architecture • New Features • Ease of Use • Networking Scenarios 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Platform Positioning • Recommended for small offices up to five users • Lowest cost Cisco ISDN router Cisco 700 Series

• Proven track record

• Designed for corporate telecommuters and small offices (up to 20 users) • Lowest cost Cisco IOS® router • Strategic SOHO platform 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Cisco 700 Model Consolidation

• Cisco 761M/762M

• Cisco 761M

• Cisco 771M/772M

• Cisco 775M/776M (Other models end of orderability Sept 9, 1999)

• Cisco 765M/766M • Cisco 775M/776M

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Cisco 700 Price Changes

Model

List Price USD

Cisco 761M

$499

Cisco 775M

$599 (-$150)

Cisco 776M

$599 (-$200)

Cisco 700 H/W ships with 4.3 s/w Updates Are Available on CCO 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Cisco 700 Series Feature Sets Internet Internet Remote Remote Ready Ready/X.25 Office Office/X.25

Feature Set Price (US Dollars) IP Routing IPX Routing IP RIP (V1 and V2) IPX RIP Snapshot Routing X.25 Data over D Channel AO/DI (Client Only) Triggered RIP Permanent Linkup Mode Stac Compression DHCP Server Port Address Trans. (PAT) 1002 1032_05F9_c3

Free yes

Free yes

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$150 yes yes yes yes yes

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$150 yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

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Cisco 800 Models and Features

Model

Ethernet LAN

ISDN

POTS

Console

Cisco 801

10BaseT (RJ-45)

BRI S/T

None

RJ-45

Cisco 802

10BaseT (RJ-45)

BRI U with Integrated NT1

None

RJ-45

Cisco 803

4 Port 10BaseT Hub

BRI S/T

2 (RJ-11)

RJ-45

Cisco 804

4 Port 10BaseT Hub

BRI U with 2 (RJ-11) Integrated NT1

RJ-45

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Cisco 800 Series Feature Sets Feature Set

IP

IP/IPX IP IP Firewall IP/IPX Firewall IP Plus IP Firewall Firewall Plus Plus Plus Plus IPSec56 IPSec56

Price Price (US (US Dollars) Dollars) IP IP Routing Routing IPX IPX Routing Routing

Free Free yes yes

$200 $200 yes yes

IP IP RIP RIP IP IP EIGRP EIGRP IPX IPX RIP, RIP, IPXWAN IPXWAN

yes yes

yes yes yes yes

Snapshot Snapshot GRE GRE Tunnel Tunnel X.25 X.25 Encapsulation Encapsulation AO/DI AO/DI SNTP SNTP IP IP Multicast Multicast Fwd Fwd

yes yes

SNMP SNMP Syslog Syslog Firewall Firewall Feature Feature Set Set

yes yes

yes yes

$200 $200 yes yes yes yes yes yes

$300 $300 yes yes

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IPSEC IPSEC (56 (56 Bit Bit DES) DES) 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Router Architecture What’s on the Inside?

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Cisco 700 Processor and Memory

• Intel i386 25 Mhz processor • Flash memory is fixed 1MB Max—(not upgradable)

• DRAM is upgradable Default 1.5 MB Field upgradable to 2 MB max 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Cisco 800 Processor and Memory • Motorola MPC850DH— RISC based 33 Mhz PowerPC processor • Intel Mini Card for expanded flash memory (4MB flash soldered to the motherboard)

• Single 100 pin DIMM slot for additional DRAM (4MB DRAM soldered to the motherboard) 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Cisco 800 Software Images and Memory Requirements Feature Set

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DRAM

Flash

IP

4

8

IP Plus

4

8

IP/IPX Plus

4

8

IP Firewall

4

8

IP Firewall Plus

4

8

IP/Firewall Plus IPSec56

8

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IP/IPX/Firewall Plus IPSec56

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What Is TinyROM?

• Boot loader that resides in flash memory • Enable mode for console port security

ROM Chip

• Built-in help functionality

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TinyROM Instead of Cisco IOS ROMMON? • Less than 1/3 code size of Cisco IOS ROMMON • Can upgrade TinyROM while in TinyROM mode • Allows for tftp and X-modem software upgrades from within TinyROM 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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TinyROM “show” Command

• View current TinyROM settings with the “show” command • Parameters are set with the “set” command

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boot# show TinyROM version 1.0(2) Mon Nov 02 17:14:53 1998 Copyright (c) 1998 by Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. serial-no: Type: DRAM: Flash:

JAD98492215 C804 12MB 4MB

set baud set data-bits set parity set mac-address set unit-ip set serv-ip set netmask set gate-ip set boot-action set file-name set prompt set ios-conf

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=9600 =8 =none =0050.0F02.3D9E =10.1.1.11 =161.44.24.78 =255.255.255.0 =10.1.1.1 =flash ="c800-nsy6-mw" ="boot" =0x2102 16

Virtual Memory • Patented technology—present in Cisco 700 and 800 • Allows for smaller DRAM and flash memory • Pages in and out of compressed flash “on-the-fly” • Allows the Cisco 800 to be net booted 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Virtual Memory Illustrated

Flash Memory with Cisco IOS

Portions of Cisco IOS put into Virtual Memory

Virtual DRAM Memory

Cisco IOS Pages in and out of Flash Memory as Needed for Additional Instructions

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Cisco 700/800 Quick Comparison Cisco 700 Series 25 MHz CPU

Cisco 800 Series 33 MHz RISC CPU

Cisco IOS 700

Cisco IOS Software {12.0(X)T}

1.5-MB DRAM Default 2-MB DRAM, Max. 1-MB Flash Only (Not Upgradable) Limited SNMP and Diagnostics

4-MB DRAM Default 12-MB DRAM, Max. 8-MB Flash Default 12-MB Flash, Max. SNMP and Cisco IOS Clear Text Debugs

Security

No Firewall

Cisco IOS Firewall

Security

No IPSEC

IPSEC—56 Bit DES Encryption

AO/DI and X.25 Data Call ConnectDisconnect Switch

AO/DI and X.25 Data No Call ConnectDisconnect Switch

Green-Only LEDs

Green and Yellow LEDs

CPU Cisco IOS Software DRAM Flash Management

X.25 Button LEDs 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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New Features What’s New?

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POTS Ports • Cisco 803–804 provide 2 RJ-11 Analog POTS Ports • Circuit switched voice— not packetized • Universal POTS circuitry— no POTS daughter card • Supplemental features Including Caller ID delivered to POTS ports North America only 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Debugging POTS

test-isdn# debug pots csm POTS CSM events debugging is on

test-isdn# 17:30:19: EVENT_FROM_ISDN:dchan_idb=0x271AF38, call_id=0x3, ces=0x2 bchan=0x1, event=0x1, cause=0x0 17:30:19: CSM_PROC_IDLE: CSM_EVENT_ISDN_CALL, call id = 0x3, port = 2 17:30:19: Calling Number:'' Called number:’5551212' 17:30:30: EVENT_FROM_ISDN:dchan_idb=0x271AF38, call_id=0x3, ces=0x2 bchan=0xFFFFFFFF, event=0x0, cause=0x90 17:30:30: CSM_PROC_RINGING: CSM_EVENT_ISDN_DISCONNECTED, call id = 0x3, port = 2 17:30:30: CSM_PROC_RINGING: CSM_EVENT_VDEV_ONHOOK, call id = 0x3, port = 2

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Cisco IOS Firewall Optional Robust Firewall Integrated with Router • Context-Based Access Control (CBAC) Dynamic per-application filtering Support for advanced protocols (H.323, SQLnet, RealAudio, etc.)

• Control downloading of Java applets • Denial-of-service detection and prevention • Real-time alerts • TCP/UDP transaction log • Easy configuration and management 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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IPSEC • Open standards for ensuring secure private communications over any IP network Data privacy, integrity, and authenticity

• IPSec 56 Bit DES encryption • Network-layer encryption and authentication • Support for Internet Key Exchange (IKE), X.509v3 digital certificates, and certificate authorities for automated key management 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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ISDN Cost Control—Always On/ Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI) Low Speed PPP over X.25 D-Channel Connection Is Always Available PPP over X.25 Using ISDN D-Channel Ethernet ISDN and X.25 Network

Corporation or ISP

Cisco 800 Analog Phone

ISDN B Channels Are Dialed and Released as Bandwidth Is Needed Fax

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ISDN Cost Control (Triggered RIP Extensions) • Standard feature in Cisco 700/800 • Standards-based method for controlling IP RIP routing updates (based on RFC 2091) • More flexible than snapshot routing • Full RIP table exchanged upon linkup • Only incremental updates propagated after full-table exchange 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Ease of Use Let’s Make it Easy

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Cisco Fast Step 2.x

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Cisco ConfigMaker v2.3

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Networking Scenarios How to Use the Cisco 700/800

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Small Office

Multiple PCs on LAN

Internet Cisco 800 with Firewall Dialup or Leased ISDN

Shared/Secure Internet Access

Office Fax

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Corporate Telecommuter Cisco 800 with Firewall • Data and voice share the same ISDN WAN link

• Router-Firewall-VPN software all in one package

Phone 1600 1600

Internet Encrypted Tunnels

Fax

• Easy to manage remotely • Useful features

Secure, Shared Corporate Access

1600

DHCP server Dial on demand Bandwidth on demand

Corporate Home Gateway Router

Phone

Fax

Cisco 800 with Firewall 1002 1032_05F9_c3

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Session 1002

Cisco 700/800 Router Product Update Jim Spain Product Marketing Engineer Cisco 700/800/1000 [email protected] (919) 472-2957

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