Cisco 700-800 Router Product Update

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Cisco 700/800 RouterCisco 700/800 RouterProduct UpdateProduct Update

Session 1002Session 1002



AgendaAgenda

• Platform Overview

• Router Architecture

• New Features

• Ease of Use

• Networking Scenarios


• Designed for corporatetelecommuters and smalloffices (up to 20 users)

• Lowest costCisco IOS® router

• Strategic SOHO platform

Cisco 700 Series

Cisco 800 Series

Platform PositioningPlatform Positioning

• Recommended for smalloffices up to five users

• Lowest costCisco ISDN router

• Proven track record



Cisco 700 Model ConsolidationCisco 700 Model Consolidation

• Cisco 761M/762M

• Cisco 771M/772M

• Cisco 765M/766M

• Cisco 775M/776M

• Cisco 761M

• Cisco 775M/776M(Other modelsend of orderabilitySept 9, 1999)


Cisco 700 H/W ships with 4.3 s/wUpdates Are Available on CCO

Model List Price USD

Cisco 761M $499

Cisco 775M $599 (-$150)

Cisco 776M $599 (-$200)

Model List Price USD

Cisco 761M $499

Cisco 775M $599 (-$150)

Cisco 776M $599 (-$200)

Cisco 700 Price ChangesCisco 700 Price Changes



Cisco 700 Series Feature SetsCisco 700 Series Feature Sets

Feature SetFeature Set InternetReady

InternetReady

InternetReady/X.25

InternetReady/X.25

RemoteOffice

RemoteOffice

RemoteOffice/X.25

RemoteOffice/X.25

Price (US Dollars)Price (US Dollars) FreeFree FreeFree $150 $150 $150$150

IP RoutingIP Routing yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesIPX RoutingIPX Routing yesyes yesyesIP RIP (V1 and V2)IP RIP (V1 and V2) yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesIPX RIPIPX RIP yesyes yesyesSnapshot RoutingSnapshot Routing yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesX.25 Data over D ChannelX.25 Data over D Channel yesyes yesyesAO/DI (Client Only)AO/DI (Client Only) yesyes yesyesTriggered RIPTriggered RIP yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesPermanent Linkup ModePermanent Linkup Mode yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesStac CompressionStac Compression yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesDHCP ServerDHCP Server yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesPort Address Trans. (PAT)Port Address Trans. (PAT) yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes


ModelModel Ethernet LANEthernet LAN ISDNISDN POTSPOTS ConsoleConsole

Cisco 801Cisco 801 10BaseT (RJ-45)10BaseT (RJ-45) BRI S/TBRI S/T NoneNone RJ-45RJ-45

Cisco 802Cisco 802 10BaseT (RJ-45)10BaseT (RJ-45) BRI U withIntegrated NT1

BRI U withIntegrated NT1 NoneNone RJ-45RJ-45

Cisco 803Cisco 803 BRI S/TBRI S/T 2 (RJ-11)2 (RJ-11) RJ-45RJ-45

Cisco 804Cisco 804 4 Port 10BaseT Hub4 Port 10BaseT Hub 2 (RJ-11)2 (RJ-11) RJ-45RJ-45

4 Port 10BaseT Hub4 Port 10BaseT Hub

BRI U withIntegrated NT1

BRI U withIntegrated NT1

Cisco 800 Models and FeaturesCisco 800 Models and Features



Feature SetFeature Set IPIP IP PlusIP Plus IP/IPXPlus IP/IPXPlus IP FirewallIP Firewall

IPFirewall

Plus

IPFirewall

Plus

IP FirewallPlus

IPSec56

IP FirewallPlus

IPSec56

Price (US Dollars)Price (US Dollars) FreeFree $200 $200 $200 $200 $300$300IP RoutingIP Routing yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

IPX RoutingIPX Routingyesyes

yesyes

IP RIPIP RIP yesyes yesyesyesyes

yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

IP EIGRPIP EIGRP yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesIPX RIP, IPXWANIPX RIP, IPXWAN yesyes yesyes

Snapshot Snapshot yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

GRE TunnelGRE Tunnel yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesX.25 EncapsulationX.25 Encapsulation yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

AO/DIAO/DI yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

SNTPSNTP yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

IP Multicast FwdIP Multicast Fwd yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

SNMPSNMP yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesSyslogSyslog yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyesFirewall Feature SetFirewall Feature Set yesyes yesyes yesyes yesyes

IPSEC (56 Bit DES)IPSEC (56 Bit DES) yesyes yesyes

IP/IPXFirewall

PlusIPSec56

IP/IPXFirewall

PlusIPSec56

Cisco 800 Series Feature SetsCisco 800 Series Feature Sets


Router ArchitectureRouter Architecture

What’s on the Inside?What’s on the Inside?




Cisco 700 Processor and MemoryCisco 700 Processor and Memory

• Intel i386 25 Mhz processor

• Flash memory is fixed1MB Max—(not upgradable)

• DRAM is upgradable Default 1.5 MB

Field upgradable to 2 MB max


Cisco 800 Processor and MemoryCisco 800 Processor and Memory

• Motorola MPC850DH—RISC based 33 MhzPowerPC processor

• Intel Mini Card forexpanded flashmemory

(4MB flash soldered tothe motherboard)

• Single 100 pin DIMMslot for additionalDRAM

(4MB DRAM soldered tothe motherboard)



IPIP 88

IP PlusIP Plus 88

IP/IPX PlusIP/IPX Plus

88IP FirewallIP Firewall

44

44

44

44 88

Feature SetFeature Set DRAMDRAM FlashFlash

IP Firewall PlusIP Firewall Plus

IP/IPX/Firewall Plus IPSec56IP/IPX/Firewall Plus IPSec56

IP/Firewall Plus IPSec56IP/Firewall Plus IPSec56

88

88

44

88

88

88

Cisco 800 Software Images andCisco 800 Software Images andMemory RequirementsMemory Requirements


ROMChipROMChip

What Is TinyROM?What Is TinyROM?

• Boot loader that residesin flash memory

• Enable mode forconsole port security

• Built-in help functionality



TinyROM Instead ofTinyROM Instead ofCisco IOS ROMMON?Cisco IOS ROMMON?

• Less than 1/3 code size ofCisco IOS ROMMON

• Can upgrade TinyROM while inTinyROM mode

• Allows for tftp and X-modem softwareupgrades from within TinyROM


TinyROM “show” CommandTinyROM “show” Command

• View currentTinyROM settingswith the “show”command

• Parameters are setwith the “set”command

boot# showTinyROM version 1.0(2)Mon Nov 02 17:14:53 1998Copyright (c) 1998 by Cisco Systems, Inc.All rights reserved.

serial-no: JAD98492215Type: C804DRAM: 12MBFlash: 4MB

set baud =9600set data-bits =8set parity =noneset mac-address =0050.0F02.3D9Eset unit-ip =10.1.1.11set serv-ip =161.44.24.78set netmask =255.255.255.0set gate-ip =10.1.1.1set boot-action =flashset file-name ="c800-nsy6-mw"set prompt ="boot"set ios-conf =0x2102



Virtual MemoryVirtual Memory

• Patented technology—present inCisco 700 and 800

• Allows for smaller DRAM andflash memory

• Pages in and out of compressed flash“on-the-fly”

• Allows the Cisco 800 to be net booted


DRAMDRAMFlash

Memory withCisco IOS

FlashMemory with

Cisco IOS

Portions ofCisco IOS put

into Virtual Memory

Portions ofCisco IOS put

into Virtual Memory

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

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

VirtualMemoryVirtual

Memory

Virtual Memory IllustratedVirtual Memory Illustrated



Cisco 700/800 Quick ComparisonCisco 700/800 Quick Comparison

Cisco 700 Series25 MHz CPU

Cisco 700 Series25 MHz CPU

Cisco 800 Series33 MHz RISC CPUCisco 800 Series33 MHz RISC CPUCPUCPU

ManagementManagement Limited SNMPand DiagnosticsLimited SNMP

and DiagnosticsSNMP and Cisco IOSClear Text Debugs

SNMP and Cisco IOSClear Text Debugs

ButtonButton Call Connect-Disconnect Switch

Call Connect-Disconnect Switch

No Call Connect-Disconnect SwitchNo Call Connect-

Disconnect Switch

LEDsLEDs Green-Only LEDsGreen-Only LEDs Green and Yellow LEDs Green and Yellow LEDs

DRAMDRAM 1.5-MB DRAM Default2-MB DRAM, Max.

1.5-MB DRAM Default2-MB DRAM, Max.

4-MB DRAM Default12-MB DRAM, Max.4-MB DRAM Default12-MB DRAM, Max.

FlashFlash 1-MB Flash Only(Not Upgradable)1-MB Flash Only(Not Upgradable)

8-MB Flash Default12-MB Flash, Max.8-MB Flash Default12-MB Flash, Max.

Cisco IOSSoftwareCisco IOSSoftware Cisco IOS 700Cisco IOS 700 Cisco IOS Software {12.0(X)T}Cisco IOS Software {12.0(X)T}

SecuritySecurity No FirewallNo Firewall Cisco IOS FirewallCisco IOS Firewall

SecuritySecurity No IPSECNo IPSEC IPSEC—56 Bit DES EncryptionIPSEC—56 Bit DES Encryption

X.25X.25 AO/DI and X.25 DataAO/DI and X.25 Data AO/DI and X.25 DataAO/DI and X.25 Data


New FeaturesNew Features

What’s New?What’s New?




POTS PortsPOTS Ports

• Cisco 803–804 provide 2 RJ-11Analog POTS Ports

• Circuit switched voice—not packetized

• Universal POTS circuitry—no POTS daughter card

• Supplemental features IncludingCaller ID delivered to POTS ports

North America only


test-isdn# debug pots csmPOTS 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 = 217:30:19: 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 = 217:30:30: CSM_PROC_RINGING: CSM_EVENT_VDEV_ONHOOK, call id = 0x3, port = 2

Debugging POTSDebugging POTS



Optional Robust Firewall Integrated with Router

Cisco IOS FirewallCisco IOS Firewall

• Context-Based Access Control (CBAC)Dynamic per-application filteringSupport 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


IPSECIPSEC

• Open standards for ensuringsecure private communicationsover 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 certificateauthorities for automated key management



ISDN Cost Control—Always On/ISDN Cost Control—Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI)Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI)

ISDN B Channels Are Dialed andReleased as Bandwidth Is Needed

Cisco 800

PPP over X.25 UsingISDN D-Channel

Ethernet

Fax

AnalogPhone

Low Speed PPP over X.25 D-ChannelConnection Is Always Available

Low Speed PPP over X.25 D-ChannelConnection Is Always Available

ISDNand X.25Network

Corporationor ISP


ISDN Cost ControlISDN Cost Control(Triggered RIP Extensions)(Triggered RIP Extensions)

• Standard feature in Cisco 700/800

• Standards-based method forcontrolling IP RIP routing updates(based on RFC 2091)

• More flexible than snapshot routing

• Full RIP table exchanged upon linkup

• Only incremental updates propagatedafter full-table exchange



Ease of UseEase of Use

Let’s Make it EasyLet’s Make it Easy



Cisco Fast Step 2.xCisco Fast Step 2.x



Cisco Cisco ConfigMaker ConfigMaker v2.3v2.3


Networking ScenariosNetworking Scenarios

How to Use the Cisco 700/800How to Use the Cisco 700/800




Office Fax

Cisco 800with Firewall

InternetMultiple PCs

on LAN

Dialup orLeased ISDN

Small OfficeSmall Office

Shared/Secure Internet AccessShared/Secure Internet Access


1600

Phone

Fax

Cisco 800 with Firewall

1600

Cisco 800 with Firewall

PhoneFax

1600

CorporateRouter

Secure,Shared

CorporateAccess

Secure,Shared

CorporateAccess

CorporateHome Gateway

InternetEncryptedTunnels

Corporate TelecommuterCorporate Telecommuter

• Data and voice sharethe same ISDN WAN link

• Router-Firewall-VPNsoftware all inone package

• Easy to manage remotely• Useful features

DHCP server Dial on demand Bandwidth on demand




Cisco 700/800 RouterProduct Update

Jim SpainProduct Marketing Engineer

Cisco 700/800/[email protected](919) 472-2957


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