Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.0(1)T Guia De Resolução De Problemas
locations. Its focus is on cost−effective and efficient use of expensive WAN resources.
The workgroup sector provides groups of end users with scalable bandwidth capable of meeting
increasing application demands.
The workgroup sector provides groups of end users with scalable bandwidth capable of meeting
increasing application demands.
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The remote access sector serves remote locations, telecommuters, and mobile users with
cost−effective, easily managed connectivity solutions.
cost−effective, easily managed connectivity solutions.
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The IBM internetworking sector lowers costs and provides a safe and secure migration path for
IBM SNA network applications.
IBM SNA network applications.
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The Cisco IOS spans the requirements of all these internetworking sectors to create a single, unified
infrastructure that provides lower costs, higher applications availability, and improved internetwork
management.
infrastructure that provides lower costs, higher applications availability, and improved internetwork
management.
Enterprise Networks Today: The enterprise of today and tomorrow has requirements that span all four
internetworking sectors: workgroup, IBM internetworking, core, and remote access.
internetworking sectors: workgroup, IBM internetworking, core, and remote access.
The IOS: Cisco's Advantage
Cisco IOS is the key differentiator that separates Cisco's internetworking solutions from other alternatives in
the industry. Its value−added intelligence supports users and applications throughout the entire enterprise and
provides security and data integrity for the internetwork. The IOS cost−effectively manages resources by
controlling and unifying complex, distributed network intelligence. Also, it functions as a flexible vehicle that
can add new services, features, and applications to the internetwork.
the industry. Its value−added intelligence supports users and applications throughout the entire enterprise and
provides security and data integrity for the internetwork. The IOS cost−effectively manages resources by
controlling and unifying complex, distributed network intelligence. Also, it functions as a flexible vehicle that
can add new services, features, and applications to the internetwork.
In the applications support arena, the Cisco IOS provides interoperability with more standards−based physical
and logical protocol interfaces than any other internetwork supplier in the industry. From twisted pair to
optical fiber, LAN to campus to WAN media, UNIX to Novell NetWare to IBM SNA, no other internetwork
architecture can match the wide−ranging protocol support of the IOS.
and logical protocol interfaces than any other internetwork supplier in the industry. From twisted pair to
optical fiber, LAN to campus to WAN media, UNIX to Novell NetWare to IBM SNA, no other internetwork
architecture can match the wide−ranging protocol support of the IOS.
IOS Interfaces: Cisco's IOS supports the industry's largest set of formal and de facto standard
interfaces.
interfaces.