Cisco Router Reviews

Reviews for this Cisco router (6 user reviews): "The Cisco 881 Ethernet Security Router offers concurrent broadband services over 3G1, Metro Ethernet, and multiple types of DSL and provides business continuity...The Cisco 881 Ethernet Security Router provides the performance required for concurrent services, including firewall, intrusion prevention, content filtering, and encryption for VPNs and quality of service (QoS) features for optimizing voice and video applications..."

Reviews for this Cisco router (284 user reviews): "An integrated 4-port Gigabit Ethernet switch, the Cisco RVS4000 allows up to four devices to share high-speed connectivity in the office...The Cisco RVS40000 has Gigabit Ethernet connections on both WAN and LAN ports help you take full advantage of your broadband connections, enabling your employees to send and receive large files quickly and easily..."

Reviews for this Cisco router (1 user review.): "When you are deciding on an MPLS network carrier, an important thing to consider is the router that will be provided, assuming that you want fully managed services...Many carriers will provide a Cisco 1841 in their quotation...The 1841 is suitable for a single T1 or E1...Carrier provided routers and management will cost you more than leasing and managing the routers yourself, providing you have the resources to do it yourself..."

Reviews for this Cisco router (1 user review.): "Unit needs to be extremely reliable with good support available...I like the traditional Cisco routers (such as the 2801) as I've got good experience with them...Yeah my supplier quoted 3 weeks for delivery of a 2801..."

Reviews for this Cisco router (1 user review.): "none crashed constantly, restarted daily for a year and never worked..."

Reviews for this Cisco router (1 user review.): "Looks cool in the rack This thing crashes like every day and just spits out nonsense like Cause 00000010 (Code 0x4): Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception and Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception, CPU signal 10, PC = 0x22AA0348..."

Reviews for this Cisco router: "Your 3825 already has gigabit ethernet ports on it, which means that you would simply patch one of your routers ethernet ports to your providers mux equipment...Talk to your provider about what interface they could recommend for your router...It will cost several thousand dollars for this setup, but so will another 3825 and associated interface module (which might even cost more...I cant quote any real world experience with the 3825, but I personally have achieved 60mbps through a 1801, despite Cisco claiming it is only good for "broadband speeds..."