Or do you have to have the WIC-1DSU-T1-V2? Our current router uses the non-V2 version and we want to know if we can bring those over or if we need to order all new WICs.
Thanks, Mick
Cisco 2811 router - can it accept WIC-1DSU-T1?
Apr 19, 2007
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Hi Mick, I just bought a 2821 and replaced a 2600 and was in the same position, the answer is no it will not take anything but a V2 WIC. It is a shame because it adds an extra $1000 to the cost of the router. :(
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Hi Mick,
I just bought a 2821 and replaced a 2600 and was in the same position, the answer is no it will not take anything but a V2 WIC. It is a shame because it adds an extra $1000 to the cost of the router. :(
More for us, we have 3 T1's :). I've found some companies that sell the V2 version for around ~ $270, but I'm not sure if those are refurbished or not. Thanks for the info.
Good point.
Right.
I suspect the real reason the non-V2 cards won't work is the rampet piracy of Cisco WIC-1DSU-T1s on the gray-market.
Otherwise, it certainly would have been nice to support upgrades like that.
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