Changing work environments, greater use of the internet and the need for increased efficiency have led to the evolution of more powerful enterprise routers. Older Cisco routers do not meet the high bandwidth, high speed and high security requirements of enterprises. Visit - https://scobiz1.global/en/

1. Changing work environments, greater use of the internet and the need for increased
efficiency have led to the evolution of more powerful enterprise routers. Older Cisco
routers do not meet the high bandwidth, high speed and high security requirements of
enterprises. Currently the popular lineup of Cisco enterprise routers includes models
aimed at small offices with a staff of 10 people and the 800 series is perfect for such
situations. This series includes VPN, VLAN, IPS, Firewall, NAC and QoS with the
flexibility of connecting to the internet through DSL or ISDN with wireless features
integrated into the device.
A cost effective solution, this may not meet the requirements of an enterprise with over
20 workers in different locations in which case the 1800 series handles increased work
loads with faster CPU and RAM. A step up is the 2800 series that features high speed
high bandwidth Gig-Ethernet ports currently required along with network module
expansion slots and VoIP, so essential where offices provide call center services. By

2. enterprise standards this is still considered small. In environments where 100 or more
people in various locations are connected together then the Cisco 3800 series is a far
better option with better hardware and more expansion capabilities.
The 7200 series
Quite a step is the Catalyst and the 7200/7300 series routers aimed at environments where
a large number of people stay connected through a common network. These routers
optimize performance in terms of bandwidth aggregation and network density with built
in redundancy, LAN/WAN services and extremely high reliability. The key to high
performance lies in the unique architecture that makes use of versatile interface
processors allowing scalability, switching of high number of IP data packets and totally
reliable performance when it comes to routing protocols with other routers in the network.
These routers also include useful set of features such as access control, accounting of
network traffic, QoS and security against attempts at intrusion, a necessary feature in
corporate networks. The 7300 model in the Cisco enterprise routers lineup is an
improvement over the 7200 and allows use in large WAN enterprise networks, campuses
and service provider situations with its multi-gigabit backplane allowing connectivity
ranging from OC 48/STM-16 to DS-1 levels.

3. Powerful ASR 1000 series
In more demanding work environments the ASR 1000 series really come into their own
with high performance, integrated and secure performance with built in cost efficiencies
and software redundancies that make it a favorite of service providers. It is equally
suitable for enterprise use with its inbuilt Cisco IOS XE software and hardware features
such s separation of data and control planes, redundancy, embedded scalable services at
speeds of 2.5 Gbps to 100 Gbps, which makes it almost future proof since this is the
speed at which future networks are expected to operate
Total trust, total reliability goes with the Cisco brand
Cisco is perhaps one of the few hardware vendors you can rely on to provide everything
from small to large Cisco enterprise routers for virtually any requirement and at various
price and performance points. If Cisco is synonymous with networks today, there is a
good reason: they area the networking hardware specialists trusted globally by all major
enterprises.
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