Cisco Systems Inc. is retiring its 2600 series multiservice routers, one of the most widely deployed WAN products for enterprise branches and midsize businesses. Cisco’s end-of-life and end-of-sale ...

Yes, the router can connect to the DSL device you have over ethernet and use it as a gateway. Just user the other ethernet interface to connect to your switch or hub. Away you go!<P>Oh, you may need ...

I have a new Cisco 2600 series router that we are going to use to handle internet access for our new T1 line. I am in charge of configuring it.<P>I'm not really experienced with Cisco products, I've ...

* Cisco phases out 2600 series routers * Azaleos taps Microsoft SAN technology to better manage Exchange * EMC, Intel partner for low-end SANs * Cisco adds 13-slot device to storage line * Security ...

Tight network budgets make it increasingly difficult for end users to keep up with Cisco product lifecycles with the vendor's announcement it will stop selling 2600 series routers in March next year.

Juniper Networks preps a low-end access router code-named Pepsi to take on Cisco Systems' 2600--a direct-hit strategy reminiscent of the cola wars. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter ...

Cisco Systems on Wednesday announced it has uncovered three more security flaws in its routing software that could allow denial-of-service attacks. Just last week, Cisco posted a notice on its Web ...

Cisco routers use buffers as blocks of memory to handle data during the network routing process. As data flows through a network, different rates of transmission occur between routers and network ...