Cisco 1801 ADSL2/2+

Apr 25, 2009 1 Replies

Hi Group,



I wish to upgrade my Cisco 837 to a Cisco 1801 so I can get the download speed benefits of ADSL 2/2+ service.



I am looking at buying a used device to keep the cost down. I see some advertised with ADSL and others ADSL 2/2+.



Does the 1801 come in different configurations - ie hardware that only supports ADSL and another model supporting ADSL 2/2+. If so what are the models and difference?



Or is the ADSL 2/2+ only available after a IOS revision level? I have seen comments about 12.4(4)T being the minimum version.



BTW what is the latest IOS version for the 1801 (Advanced IP)?



Thanks



Stuart


It seems that 1801 does support ADSL2/2+

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My 877 certainly seems to router(config-if)#dsl operating-mode ? adsl2 ITU G.992.3 Annex A and L adsl2+ ITU G.992.5 Annex A ansi-dmt ANSI T1.413 auto auto detect mode itu-dmt ITU G.992.1 Annex A

I believe that 857/877, 867/887 will all support ADSL2/2+ also.

It is not too bad to check on the web site. According to the feature navigator ADSL2/2+ is not a seperate feature so I woudl suppose that any functioning software sill do the job.

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There seem to have been numerous issues with the ADSL firmware relating to the chip sets used in the

857/877 and others that use the STMicroelectronics/alcatel 20190 chipset and so it seems a good idea to use more recent IOS or to get the ADSL firmware from the ftp site. there are numerous references to it on this newsgroup. ftp://ftp.cisco.com/pub/access/800/

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