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Title: Small Branch Office Cisco ISR 1941W Platform


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Small Branch Office Cisco ISR 1941W Platform
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Powerful Cisco ISR 1941W Review
  • To simulate a small branch office, the Cisco ISR
    1941W was configured as a branch router serving a
    dozen employees. Primary network connectivity was
    established via a public internet connection with
    a DMVPN (Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private
    Network) encrypted link to corporate
    headquarters. A 3G wireless data connection was
    setup for branch redundancy in the event of a
    primary WAN link failure. The CISCO1941/K9 was
    also configured to support wireless utilizing
    802.11n radio to extend the corporate wireless
    network into the branch office as well as provide
    guest network connectivity for visitors to the
    office. Security featuresZone Based Firewall,
    Cisco IOS IPS and content filtering were
    activated. The Voice services were provided by a
    headquarters-based CUCM (Cisco Unified
    Communications Manager).

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Medium Branch Office Cisco ISR 2911 Platform
  • A medium branch office deployment was simulated
    using a Cisco ISR 2911. This branch scenario
    supports about 25 users. Primary and backup
    network connections were to be provided by two
    separate Ethernet WAN links. An IP WAN provided
    primary network connectivity with a DMVPN secure
    connection serving as backup to corporate
    headquarters. Security featuresZone Based
    Firewall, Cisco IOS IPS were activated. Voice
    services were provided by a headquarters-based
    CUCM with local POTS (Plain Old Telephone
    Service) access from the CISCO2911/K9 . Cisco
    Unified SRST (Survivable Remote Site Telephony)
    was supported to provide redundant local call
    control in the branch offices in the event the
    central CUCM is unreachable. Telepresence and
    video are also supported and enabled for this
    deployment.

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Large Branch Office Cisco ISR 2951 Platform
  • A large branch with 40 to 60 users was created
    using a Cisco ISR 2951. In this scenario, the
    2951 was configured to provide both primary and
    backup corporate access via an IP WAN connection
    as the primary connection to the headquarters and
    a public Internet connection with a DMVPN secure
    connection acting as backup. In this scenario the
    Cisco 2951 was configured to support all voice
    functions including Cisco Unified Communications
    Manager Express (CUCME) for call control and
    voice-mail with Cisco Unity Express. Local PSTN
    access is provided by a SIP trunk from the 2951
    to the local phone network. Zone Based Firewall,
    Cisco IOS IPS and Cisco WAAS were also activated
    in the router.

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Regional Branch Office Cisco ISR 3945 Platform
  • A large regional office with 150 or more
    employees was simulated with a Cisco 3945 .
    Primary and backup connectivity to the
    headquarters was provided with redundant IP WAN
    connections. The 3945 was configured to support
    CUBE (Cisco Unified Border Element) functionality
    for call control in conjunction with a CUCM at
    corporate headquarters. SRST functionality was
    also enabled at the 3945 router in the event that
    connectivity with the central CUCM is lost. Local
    PSTN access was provided by a SIP trunk to the
    local telephone network. Zone Based Firewall,
    Cisco IOS IPS and Cisco WAAS were also activated
    in the router.

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