I want to know cisco router series classification is on what basis??
ankit.4aug
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Jump to PostWhat do you mean by that?
Jump to PostThere is actually no classification to that. I use Cisco router but never bother to check that. Maybe the newer router are classify with a higher number.
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jingda
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What do you mean by that?
ankit.4aug
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like cisco has 80 series or 1800 ..is it done on some property
jingda
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There is actually no classification to that. I use Cisco router but never bother to check that. Maybe the newer router are classify with a higher number.
vasudevanjanani
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yeah i had also seen that. perhaps it might indicates the speed of the router
ankit.4aug
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r u sure thr is no such classification??
jingda
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For your question do you mean the how the cisco routers are label and sold?
If that is the case, it varies. Higher number may mean newer router but not all the time it is classified as such.
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