Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
What is ISR or NonISR router? Difference between ISR or
NonISR router?
- 3 Answers
- 39324 Views
- HCL, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / nunyo beeznes
ISR=Integrated Services Router
This has a bit of a fuzzy definition from Cisco and has morphed with the ISR2 devices.
The simple answer is that an ISR devices does more than routing. An ISR will allow you to terminate a VPN session, bridge multiple transport technologies (SONET, 802.11x, voice, etc.), and are usually modular giving you a chassis that can accept hardware modules for different technologies.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 40 Yes | 7 No |
Answer / guest
An ISR will include the smarts and connections to support
telephony (Voice over IP) and a number of other specialist
components such as Intrusion Prevention. Cisco coined the
phrase to differentiate their products from other router
vendors (who now also include many of those features).
Presumably these days, a non-ISR router would just route
packets between different networks (which is the original
definition of them)
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 27 Yes | 19 No |
Answer / krishnaprasad
**** ISR means "Integrated SONET Router" SONET (Synchronous
Optical Network), (Cisco ISR 3303) this model is a end of
life Product.
1) (Integrated SONET/SDH Router) is a high-density access
platform with full SONET interoperability that enables
service providers to deliver a single integrated solution
with both voice services based on time-division multiplexing
(TDM) and IP services.
2) It dramatically reduces cost of ownership by enabling
service providers to deliver TDM and data services on a
single platform over SONET/SDH (synchronous optical
network/synchronous digital hierarchy) optical fiber networks.
3) The Cisco ISR 3303 router supports the following WAN
interfaces:
•Clear-channel T1
•Serial for T1 (1.536 Mbps) channels
•SONET UPSR and Automatic Protection Switching (APS)
interfaces.
4) It designed to use static and policy routing for most of
its applications. Release 11.3(4)HA3 makes Cisco IOS IP and
bridging functionality available on the Cisco ISR 3303.
****Non ISR Router
Cisco 3200 Series are Rugged ISR Products.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 19 Yes | 36 No |
Which command we give if router ios stucked?
What does the IPX maximum path command do? A.) Allows you to disable the TTL on an IPX packet B.) This parameter is only used in NLSP routing C.) Sets the maximum metric that can appear in the routing table D.) Configures round robin load sharing over multiple equal metric paths (parallel paths)
On which bas ospf take decision?
The -- terminal no editing -- command will perform what function? A.) Edit the contents of NVRAM B.) Allows access to the terminal port C.) Stops the advanced editing feature D.) Enable password functions
what is flow control,.
what is router,bridges,hubs?
Explain the difference between named and extended acl?
what is frame realay.is it a circit switching technolgy if no then what technolgy it used
When a Distance Vector routing protocol detects that a connected network has gone down, it sends out a special routing update packet, telling all directly connected routers that the distance to the dead network is infinity. This is an example of which routing technology? A.) ICMP. B.) Only Link State routing protocols have this intelligence. C.) Triggered updates. D.) Garrison-4. E.) Split Horizon. F.) Poison Reverse.
What are the two most common request/reply pair with ICMP messages when using the ping command? (Choose two) A. echo reply B. echo request C. source quench D. fragment onset E. information redirect F. destination reachable G. echo control message
Identify the default serial encapsulation? A.) ISDN B.) HDLC C.) SDLC D.) Frame Relay E.) PPP
How many voltage that passes through the ISDN?
4 Answers CTS, Swirl Infosystems,
CCNA 
