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Cisco 200 End of Sale



Executive Overview

This Product Bulletin announces the end of life (EOL) and customer transition plan for the Cisco 200 line of ISDN adapter products.

The Cisco 200 line will cease shipping on 30 April 1998. This includes the following products:
Part number Description

CISCO202

Cisco 202 ISA bus adapter with U interface

CISCO210-S

Cisco 210-S ISA P&P adapter with S/T interface

CISCO210-U

Cisco 210-U ISA P&P adapter with U interface

CISCO250-S

Cisco 250 PC Card adapter with S/T interface

The Cisco 201 ISA bus adapter with S/T interface (CISCO201) has already ceased shipment as of November 1997.

Cisco 200 customers will be encouraged to transition their single-user remote ISDN dial requirements to more fully-featured Cisco products such as the Cisco 760 series of ISDN access routers. To this end, the Cisco 200 line has been included in the Cisco Technology Migration program, which makes discounts and rebates available to Cisco customers who wish to trade in their older equipment for new Cisco products.

Customer Transition

It is important that alternative approaches to the Cisco 200 solution are made available to Cisco partners and customers. Since Cisco will not be providing a replacement product for the Cisco 200, the only alternative for customers will be to integrate similar solutions from third-party software suppliers, or to recommend the Cisco 760 products.

The Cisco 760 series of multiprotocol routers provides affordable, highspeed remote access to enterprise networks and to the Internet in a modem-size package. The Cisco 760 series routers include the Cisco 765 and 766. Typical customers are organizations with branches or remote offices, telecommuters, and individuals using PCs or Macintoshes.

The Cisco 760 series provides dial-on-demand IP and IPX routing over ISDN, Multilink Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), dual plain old telephone service (POTS) capabilities, intelligent bandwidth management, and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) support. These routers include an ISDN Basic Rate Interface (BRI) for 128-kbps throughput and up to 4:1 data compression for faster data transfer and reduced line costs.

More information on the Cisco 760 product line is available at: http://www/warp/public/728/760/c760_ds.htm .

To help transition existing the Cisco 200 customers to more fully-featured Cisco solutions, the entire the Cisco 200 and CPA 200 product lines have been included in the Cisco Technology Migration Program. The Technology Migration Plan, available late January 1998, is an innovative, industry first allowing customers and partners to trade in currently owned Cisco product for virtually any new Cisco product. The Technology Migration Plan covers all major products offered by Cisco (interface modules, chassis units, software).

Finally, additional drivers for some Cisco 200 adapters can be purchased from Cisco's ISDN technology partner ITK. More information on ITK is available at http://www.itk.d e .

Milestones

Milestone Date

Internal End of Sales Announcement

17 Jan 98

End of Sales Bulletin Published

22 Jan 98

Orderability switched off

15 Apr 98

End of Sales

30 Apr 98

mbarrie@cisco.com


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