Any experience with Cisco 806 router?

[GigaCluster]

I'm considering buying a Cisco 806 router because I can buy it at a great discount.
Has anyone ever had any experience with this router? Good or bad?
Could anyone please tell me a little about this one? (Compare and contrast, etc.)

 

[CoolTech]

all ports are 10megabit, lame

 

[GigaCluster]

<< all ports are 10megabit, lame >>


Big deal. I've never seen any network traffic that went faster than ~5 Mbps anyway, even on 10/100 Mbps fully-switched network.
So this router cannot be used as an Internet backbone. 🙂
10 Mbps will still serve all my DSL needs and more.

 

[Nutz]

You did check the Cisco data sheet right?

Then there's the product overview.

And I couldn't in good conscience leave out the installation guide.

And yet another installation guide.

Last but not least, the Cisco IOS.

Hope this helps out...

 

[GigaCluster]

Yeah, I've checked all those links.
I'd like to hear what individuals have to say about this router, though, in casual use of it.

 

[Nothinman]

Big deal. I've never seen any network traffic that went faster than ~5 Mbps anyway, even on 10/100 Mbps fully-switched network.

I can saturate my 100Mb hub at my home easily with 2 boxes, perhaps you've got something setup wrong =)

 

[Garion]

I've used 'em a few times's and supporting T1's and ISDN, but I'm not sure about using them as an Internet gateway for a home or small office, however. It's Cisco's smallest router with a real IOS. Just depends on what you want to use it for, however.

- G

 

[toshiba3020]

Those are really great for learning on. Full IOS. I can get them at the discounted price too, considered it, but already have a 1601 and 2501 🙂

If you want to make networking a future, I say get it.

 

[xyyz]

<< I'm considering buying a Cisco 806 router because I can buy it at a great discount.
Has anyone ever had any experience with this router? Good or bad?
Could anyone please tell me a little about this one? (Compare and contrast, etc.) >>



the cisco academy discount eh? a great package for $250, considering you get two additional software packages for "free"

i like the fact it features the full IOS... apparently that's what everyone likes about it.

I'm gonna buy it to replace my linksys router...