Cisco 2500 Series - Models Available

Models Available

Fixed Configuration Routers
Model Ethernet AUI Token Ring Serial (Sync) ISDN BRI Serial (Async) Hub Notes
2501 1 10Mbit/s - 2 - - - Multiprotocol Router
2502 - 1 2 - - - Multiprotocol Router
2503 1 10Mbit/s - 2 1 - - Multiprotocol Router
2504 - 1 2 1 - - Multiprotocol Router
2505 - - 2 - - 8 10Mbit/s Router/hub
2507 - - 2 - - 16 10Mbit/s Router/hub
2509 1 10Mbit/s - 2 - 8 - Router/access server
2510 - 1 2 - 8 - Router/access server
2511 1 10Mbit/s - 2 - 16 - Router/access server
2512 - 1 2 - 16 - Router/access server
2513 1 10Mbit/s 1 2 - - - Dual LAN/multiprotocol router
2514 2 10Mbit/s - 2 - - - Dual LAN/multiprotocol router
2515 - 2 2 - - - Dual LAN/multiprotocol router
2516 1 10Mbit/s - 2 1 - 14 10Mbit/s Router/hub
2520 1 10Mbit/s - 2 1 2 Low-speed - Multiport serial routers
2521 - 1 2 1 2 Low-speed - Multiport serial routers
2522 1 10Mbit/s - 2 1 8 Low-speed - Multiport serial routers
2523 - 1 2 1 8 Low-speed - Multiport serial routers
Semi-Modular Routers
Model Ethernet AUI Token Ring Serial (sync) ISDN BRI Hub Module Notes
2517 - 1 2 1 11 available after connection with router Router/Token Ring Hub
2518 1 10Mbit/s - 2 1 23 available after connection with router Router/Ethernet Hub
2519 - 1 2 1 23 available after connection with router
Two distinct rings available
Router/Token Ring Hub
Modular Routers
Model Ethernet Token Ring Available WAN modules Notes
2524 1 AUI or RJ-45 - 2-wire switched 56kbit/s DSU/CSU
4-wire 56/64kbit/s DSU/CSU
Fractional T1/t1 DSU/CSU
5-in-one Serial (Sync)
ISDN BRI (optional NT1)
ISDN BRI with integrated NT1
3 WAN interface module slots:
•2 Serial (Sync)
•1 ISDN
2525 - 1 STP(DB-9) or UTP(RJ-45) 2-wire switched 56kbit/s DSU/CSU
4-wire 56/64kbit/s DSU/CSU
Fractional T1/t1 DSU/CSU
5-in-one Serial (Sync)
ISDN BRI (optional NT1)
ISDN BRI with integrated NT1
3 WAN interface module slots:
•2 Serial (Sync)
•1 ISDN

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