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| Product Description |
Cisco 1811W Integrated Services Router Full Product Description
1. Short Overview
TheCisco 1811Wis a fixed-form-factor wireless-integrated Integrated Services Router (ISR) from the Cisco 1800 Series, purpose-built for small retail branches, remote SMB offices, and small enterprise satellite locations that require built-in Wi-Fi alongside routing, multi-WAN redundancy, managed LAN switching, embedded hardware encryption, and comprehensive security. The suffixWdenotes an integrated dual-band 802.11a/b/g wireless access point, the primary differentiator from the base non-wireless Cisco 1811 model. It combines dual Fast Ethernet WAN ports, an internal V.92 analog PSTN dial backup modem, a managed 8-port Fast Ethernet switch, dedicated crypto acceleration, and wireless AP functionality into a compact fanless desktop chassis. This legacy platform reached End-of-Sale (EoS) and End-of-Life (EoL) and receives no official Cisco support; its modern replacements are the Cisco ISR 1900, 4000, and current 1000 Series ISRsCisco.
Suffix & Variant Breakdown
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1811: Base fixed dual-FE WAN router with integrated V.92 analog modem backup
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W: Integrated internal dual-band 802.11a/b/g wireless radio with external antenna jacks
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-K9: IOS Advanced IP Services crypto image with AES/3DES IPsec encryption
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-P: PoE-enabled switch variant delivering IEEE 802.3af inline power on all 8 LAN ports (1811WP)
Core Differentiators vs Standard Cisco 1811
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Factory-integrated dual-band 802.11a/b/g wireless AP radio (absent on the base 1811)
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Two external RP-TNC antenna connectors for Wi-Fi coverage extension
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Wireless-specific IOS feature set: WPA2, wireless VLAN segmentation, rogue AP detection, and wireless QoS
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Identical WAN, switching, memory, and crypto hardware as the non-W 1811
2. Hardware Interface & Physical Specifications
Multi-Media WAN Architecture (Primary + Backup + Auxiliary Wireless)
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2 × 10/100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet WAN ports (RJ45)
Auto-sensing 10/100 Mbps full/half duplex for Metro Ethernet, fiber media converters, or third-party cable/DSL broadband modems; supports policy-based routing, WAN load balancing, and automatic failover between the two primary linksCisco.
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Internal integrated V.92 analog PSTN modem (RJ11 port)
Built-in dial backup link that activates automatically when both FE WAN links fail; supports Dial-on-Demand Routing (DDR) for low-cost redundant connectivity over analog copper linesCisco.
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2 × USB 2.0 Type-A ports
For external CAT4/CAT6 USB LTE cellular dongles (third independent wireless WAN backup), USB flash storage for offline config/log archiving, or authentication tokens.
Integrated 8-Port Managed Fast Ethernet LAN Switch
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8 × 10/100BASE-TX RJ45 LAN ports, fully Layer 2 managed switch with IEEE 802.1Q VLAN trunking, inter-VLAN routing, 802.1x port security, port isolation, and storm controlCisco.
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PoE variant (1811WP): Delivers IEEE 802.3af PoE on all 8 switch ports with a total 120W PoE budget to power IP cameras, VoIP phones, and small wireless APs. Non-PoE 1811W models require external PoE injectors for powered endpoints.
Integrated Wireless Subsystem (Key 1811W Feature)
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Internal dual-band 802.11a/b/g radio concurrent AP operation (2.4 GHz 802.11b/g + 5 GHz 802.11a)
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Two RP-TNC external antenna jacks for optional high-gain antennas to expand wireless coverage
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Wireless security: WPA2-PSK, WEP, 802.1X EAP authentication, wireless VLAN mapping, rogue AP detection, and wireless client isolation
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Supports multiple SSIDs for segmented guest, employee, and IoT wireless networks
Management & Auxiliary Hardware Ports
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RJ45 Console port (blue): Local out-of-band CLI management at up to 115.2 kbps baud rate
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Embedded real-time clock (RTC): Maintains accurate timestamps for syslog logging and digital certificate validation
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Kensington security lock slot for physical desktop anti-theft protection
Memory & Performance Benchmarks
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Default DRAM: 64MB; maximum expandable DRAM: 256MB
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Default Flash memory: 32MB; maximum supported Flash: 128MB
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Dedicated on-board hardware crypto accelerator: Offloads AES, 3DES, and DES IPsec encryption to eliminate CPU bottlenecks during concurrent VPN sessions
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IP packet forwarding throughput: Up to 18,000 packets per second (pps)
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Maximum concurrent site-to-site IPsec VPN tunnels: 100
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Supported Cisco IOS releases: IOS 12.4T, 15.0M Advanced IP Services K9 images; preloaded Cisco SDM (Security Device Manager) web GUI for simplified zero-touch configuration.
Physical & Power Characteristics
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Form factor: Fanless compact metal desktop chassis; compatible with optional wall-mount brackets
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Power supply: External AC-DC wall adapter (12V DC input; PoE variants require higher-wattage power bricks)
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Front panel LED indicators: System power, WAN link/activity, 8-port switch status, V.92 modem online, Wi-Fi radio status, VPN crypto engine health, and PoE power output (on P variants)
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Operating environment: Indoor dry office deployments only; operating temperature range 0°C to +40°C, non-condensing relative humidity 10–85% RH
3. Cisco IOS Advanced IP Services Feature Suite
Core Routing & WAN Connectivity
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IPv4 routing protocols: Static routes, RIP v1/v2, OSPF, EIGRP, BGP (Advanced IP Services image)
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WAN encapsulations: PPP, HDLC, PPPoE for DSL/cable broadband, DDR dial backup, HSRP for router redundancy, NHRP for DMVPN hub-spoke overlay networks
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Network Address Translation (NAT): Static NAT, dynamic NAT, PAT overloading for multi-user Internet access
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IEEE 802.1Q VLAN trunking, inter-VLAN routing, and Layer 2 switch port security
Voice & Enterprise QoS
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VoIP telephony support: H.323, SIP, RSVP bandwidth reservation for voice media prioritization
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Full QoS toolkit: Low Latency Queuing (LLQ), CBWFQ, WFQ, WRED, DiffServ DSCP marking, Link Fragmentation and Interleaving (LFI), and cRTP header compression to reduce VoIP jitter over slow backup WAN links
Unified Self-Defending Network Security
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Stateful Context-Based Access Control (CBAC) firewall: Deep application-layer inspection for HTTP, FTP, SIP, H.323, and other business protocols
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Embedded Intrusion Prevention System (IPS): Signature-based threat detection and inline mitigation of malware and attack traffic
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Hardware-accelerated VPN stack:
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IPsec site-to-site tunnels with AES/3DES/DES encryption
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Cisco Easy VPN Remote for centralized security policy deployment to remote branch locations
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DMVPN for scalable multi-site hub-spoke overlay VPNs
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SSL VPN for browser-based remote worker access without client software
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AAA security framework: RADIUS/TACACS+, PAP/CHAP, 802.1x wired/wireless port authentication, Network Admission Control (NAC) for endpoint compliance
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URL filtering, dynamic ACLs, and traffic policing for threat containment
Wireless LAN-Specific Features (Unique to 1811W)
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Concurrent dual-band 802.11a/b/g AP operation
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Multiple SSID segmentation with separate VLAN mapping for guest, staff, and IoT wireless clients
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WPA2 enterprise/personal encryption, 802.1X EAP authentication
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Rogue wireless AP detection and containment
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Wireless QoS (WMM) for prioritizing voice/video over Wi-Fi
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Wireless client isolation to prevent peer-to-peer traffic between wireless endpoints
Management & Operations
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CLI command-line management via Console port or SSH v2 remote access
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Web-based Cisco SDM graphical GUI for simplified zero-touch provisioning and security policy management
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SNMP v1/v2c network monitoring, RMON traffic statistics, syslog event logging, and NTP time synchronization
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AutoInstall remote configuration download over WAN links
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Dual Flash bank storage for primary and backup IOS image disaster recovery
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USB mass storage support for offline configuration archives and persistent logging
4. Typical Deployment Scenarios
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Small retail flagship branch: Dual FE Ethernet primary/secondary business broadband, integrated V.92 analog modem dial backup, PoE switch ports for POS security cameras and VoIP store phones, built-in dual-band Wi-Fi for employee BYOD and guest access, VLAN segmentation to isolate payment terminals from general office traffic, hardware-accelerated IPsec site-to-site VPN to corporate headquarters for PCI DSS compliance.
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Remote rural SME office: Metro Ethernet primary WAN, analog PSTN modem failover, USB LTE dongle third wireless backup, integrated Wi-Fi AP for staff laptops and IoT devices, LLQ QoS prioritization for business VoIP and video conferencing, stateful firewall and IPS threat protection.
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Multi-building small campus edge router: 8-port PoE switch powering surveillance cameras and building intercoms, dual redundant fiber WAN uplinks, DMVPN overlay to central headquarters, segregated wireless SSIDs for staff and campus visitors.
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Small SMB remote worker gateway: Easy VPN SSL remote access for distributed teleworkers, wireless client isolation to secure guest Wi-Fi, URL filtering to restrict non-business web traffic.
5. Standard Package Contents of C1811W / C1811WP
1 × Cisco 1811W base router chassis (W = integrated dual-band 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi radio; WP = PoE switch variant)
Two RP-TNC wireless antennas for the integrated AP
RJ45 console rollover cable
Hardware installation quick start guide
Global safety, EMC, and RoHS regulatory compliance documentation
Separately Sold Optional Accessories
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External 12V DC universal AC power adapter (higher wattage required for PoE WP variants)
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CAT5e Ethernet patch cords, RJ11 PSTN telephone cable for the internal V.92 modem
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High-gain external Wi-Fi antennas for extended wireless coverage
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CAT4/CAT6 USB LTE cellular dongles for auxiliary wireless backup WAN
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USB flash storage drives for offline configuration and log archiving
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Wall-mount bracket kit for desktop deployment
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External PoE injectors (for non-PoE base 1811W models)
Software Licensing Information
All core routing, firewall, IPS, IPsec VPN, QoS, VLAN, SD-WAN, and integrated wireless AP features are permanently embedded within the IOS Advanced IP Services K9 image with non-expiring built-in licensing. Crypto-enabled IOS images are subject to US ITAR export regulations for global deployments; no additional paid feature licenses are required for standard enterprise functionality.
Short Commercial Catalog Summary
The Cisco 1811W is a legacy fanless fixed-form-factor wireless-integrated Integrated Services Router from the Cisco 1800 Series, designed for small SMBs and remote enterprise branch offices with analog PSTN copper infrastructure and on-site wireless LAN requirements. Building on the base Cisco 1811, it adds a factory-integrated dual-band 802.11a/b/g wireless access point with external antenna connectors, alongside dual redundant 10/100 Fast Ethernet WAN ports, an internal V.92 analog modem for automatic dial backup, two USB 2.0 ports for auxiliary wireless failover, an 8-port managed Fast Ethernet switch with optional full IEEE 802.3af PoE, and embedded hardware crypto acceleration for AES/3DES IPsec VPNs. Running full-featured Cisco IOS Advanced IP Services software, it consolidates router, multi-port managed switch, integrated stateful firewall, IPS intrusion prevention, multi-path VPN gateway, enterprise QoS, and dual-band wireless AP functions into a single compact desktop unit to eliminate multiple standalone network appliances. Its key differentiator from the non-W 1811 model is the native integrated Wi-Fi radio, eliminating the need for separate external wireless access points at small branch sites. As an end-of-life unsupported legacy platform, it is only suitable for lab, legacy replacement, or non-production environments, with the Cisco ISR 1900/4000 Series recommended as its modern performance, security, and wireless-capable replacement. Limitations include a fixed non-modular WAN architecture, no native T1/E1/xDSL expansion slots, and outdated hardware processing power compared to current ISR generations. The router complies with UL, IEC, EMC, and RoHS global indoor commercial office safety standards.
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