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I have a 1721 with 32MB onboard. It will handle up to 128MB. If I
put in a 128MB SDRAM will this work? IE will the extra memory be
ignored? There are 96MB SDRAM's available but they are somewhat
pricy.

Also can I use the same memory that is used in the 1751, 1751-V, 1760,
1760-V, 2610XM, 2611XM, 2620XM, 2621XM, 2650XM and 2651XM group?

PS the specs seem to be

SDRAM, Non-ECC, PC133, 100-pin, 3.3V DC, Time/Speed: 7.5 ns

The reason I ask is that Advanced Enterprise Services seems to need
128MB.


thanks

On ¶ro, 23 lip 2008 o 16:20 GMT, wrote:
> I have a 1721 with 32MB onboard. It will handle up to 128MB. If I
> put in a 128MB SDRAM will this work? IE will the extra memory be
> ignored? There are 96MB SDRAM's available but they are somewhat
> pricy.

Well, Cisco specs say that c1721 support max of 96M DRAM so probably you
have seen ios requirements but for some other hardware.


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Slawomir Kawala

On ¶ro, 23 lip 2008 o 16:20 GMT, wrote:
> I have a 1721 with 32MB onboard. It will handle up to 128MB. If I
> put in a 128MB SDRAM will this work? IE will the extra memory be
> ignored? There are 96MB SDRAM's available but they are somewhat
> pricy.

Well, Cisco specs say that c1721 support max of 96M DRAM so probably you
have seen ios requirements for some other hardware.


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Slawomir Kawala

>I have a 1721 with 32MB onboard. It will handle up to 128MB. If I
> put in a 128MB SDRAM will this work? IE will the extra memory be
> ignored? There are 96MB SDRAM's available but they are somewhat
> pricy.
Max DRAM option is 64MB. There is onboard DRAM 32MB or 64MB, which is not
removable.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/rout.../1700UMem.html

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/...0801c639b.html

http://www.satech.com/cisco-router-m...er-memory.html