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| Product Description |
Cisco 1841 Integrated Services Router Full Product Description
1. Short Overview
Released in 2004, theCisco 1841is a 1U rack-mountable modular data-focused Integrated Services Router (ISR) from the Cisco 1800 Series, designed for small-to-medium business (SMB) branch offices, service provider managed CPE, and networking training labs. It is the direct successor to the Cisco 1700 Series modular routers, delivering over 5x higher forwarding performance, integrated hardware encryption, dual HWIC slots with backward compatibility for legacy 1700-series WICs, and an AIM expansion slot for security acceleration. This platform reached End-of-Sale (EoS) and End-of-Life (EoL) long ago with no active Cisco technical support; modern replacements include the ISR 1900, 4000, and 1000 Series ISRsCisco.
Naming & Key Variants
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1841: Base modular data ISR (no native voice DSP support, VWICs only usable for data)
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-K9: IOS Advanced IP Services crypto image with AES/3DES IPsec encryption
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No dedicated-Vvoice variant; this model lacks PVDM DSP slots and cannot run full VoIP telephony gateways
Core Differentiators vs Cisco 1751 / 1760
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Over 5x faster packet forwarding throughput vs 1700 Series routers
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Dual HWIC slots (higher-speed WAN expansion) + backward compatibility with 30+ legacy 1700 WIC/VWIC data cards
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1U rack-mount chassis with internal AC power supply (17xx desktop models use external DC adapters)
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Larger maximum memory ceiling: 384MB DRAM / 128MB Flash vs 96MB DRAM / 64MB Flash on top 1700 models
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Built-in hardware crypto engine on motherboard (optional AIM-VPN module for further VPN offloading)
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No voice DSP/PVDM slots – strictly data routing (1751/1760 support VIC voice cards and DSP modules)
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Two onboard Fast Ethernet ports vs single FE port on all 1700 routers
2. Hardware Interface & Performance Specifications
Modular Expansion Architecture
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2 × HWIC (High-Speed WAN Interface Card) slots: Support new-generation high-speed WAN modules, and are backward-compatible with all 1700-series WICs/VWICs (data-only use for VWICs). Supported HWIC/WIC types:
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Serial synchronous/asynchronous, T1/E1/FT1 integrated DSU/CSU
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ADSL, G.SHDSL, VDSL, G.FAST broadband DSL
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ISDN BRI, analog modem WICs for dial backup
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4-port Fast Ethernet switch HWICs for extended LAN switching
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1 × AIM (Advanced Integration Module) internal slot: Accepts AIM-VPN/SSL-2 encryption accelerator modules to offload high-volume IPsec/SSL VPN traffic beyond the onboard crypto engine
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No PVDM/DSP voice expansion slots – voice telephony workloads are not supported on the C1841 chassis
Fixed Built-in Ports (Rear Panel)
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2 × 10/100BASE-TX autosensing Fast Ethernet LAN ports (RJ45)
Auto-negotiates 10/100 Mbps full/half duplex, supports IEEE 802.1Q VLAN trunking and inter-VLAN routing for multi-segment office LANs
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RJ45 Console port (blue)– Local out-of-band CLI management, max 115.2 kbps baud rate
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RJ45 AUX port (black)– Remote out-of-band management via external analog PSTN modem
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1 × USB 2.0 Type-A port– For USB flash storage (config/log archiving), USB LTE dongle auxiliary wireless backup
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Internal universal AC power inlet (100–240V 50/60Hz, built-in power supply, no external DC adapter required)
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Kensington security lock slot for physical rack anti-theft protection
Memory & Performance Benchmarks
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Default DRAM: 128MB; maximum expandable DRAM: 384MB SDRAM
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Default Flash memory: 32MB; maximum supported Flash: 128MB external compact Flash (dual-bank for primary/backup IOS images)
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Packet forwarding throughput: Up to 100,000 packets per second (pps)
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Onboard integrated hardware crypto accelerator: Native AES, 3DES, DES encryption support; AIM-VPN modules boost concurrent VPN tunnel capacity
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Maximum concurrent IPsec site-to-site VPN tunnels: Up to 200 (scales with DRAM and AIM crypto module)
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Supported IOS releases: Cisco IOS 12.4T, 15.0M Advanced IP Services K9 images; preloaded Cisco SDM web GUI for simplified deployment
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No native voice conference or fax relay support due to absent DSP hardware
Physical & Power Parameters
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Form factor: 1U standard 19-inch rack-mount metal chassis (integrated rack ears included)
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Internal universal AC power supply (100–240V 50/60Hz input, IEC power cord included)
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Front panel LEDs: System power, HWIC slot link/activity, dual Fast Ethernet port status, crypto module health, USB activity
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Operating environment: Dry indoor wiring closet use only; operating temperature range 0°C to +40°C, non-condensing relative humidity 10–85% RH
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Noise level: 34–42 dBA fan-cooled chassis (low-noise fan for rack deployments)
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No native PoE power output; all IP cameras, wireless APs, and PoE endpoints require external PoE injectors
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, Frame Relay, ISDN, PPPoE for DSL broadband, Dial-on-Demand Routing (DDR) for redundant backup links
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HSRP for router failover redundancy; NHRP for DMVPN hub-spoke multi-site overlay VPN architectures
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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 and inter-VLAN routing; LACP for Ethernet link aggregation
QoS & Bandwidth Management
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Full enterprise QoS toolkit: Low Latency Queuing (LLQ), CBWFQ, WFQ, WRED, DiffServ DSCP marking, Link Fragmentation and Interleaving (LFI)
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Traffic shaping for Frame Relay, DSL, and Metro Ethernet WAN links; cRTP header compression for low-speed backup circuits
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QoS classification based on source/destination IP, port numbers, DSCP tags, and application signatures
Integrated 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 inline Intrusion Prevention System (IPS): Signature-based threat detection and real-time traffic mitigation
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Hardware-accelerated VPN stack (onboard + AIM offload):
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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 push to remote branch locations
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DMVPN for scalable hub-spoke multi-site overlay networks
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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 port authentication, Network Admission Control (NAC) endpoint compliance
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Standard/extended ACLs, dynamic ACLs, URL filtering, and traffic policing for granular threat containment
Management & Operations
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CLI command-line management via Console/AUX ports or SSH v2 remote access
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Web-based Cisco SDM graphical GUI for zero-touch simplified provisioning and security policy management
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SNMP v1/v2c for network monitoring, RMON traffic statistics collection, syslog event logging, NTP time synchronization for audit log consistency
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AutoInstall: Automated 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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Regional medium enterprise rack edge router: Dual T1 HWIC redundant leased-line primary/secondary WANs, ADSL WIC dial backup, inter-VLAN routing for finance, HR, and engineering office subnets, hardware VPN acceleration for dozens of concurrent site-to-site IPsec tunnels to corporate headquarters
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Global DSL/G.FAST carrier managed CPE: G.SHDSL HWIC copper broadband access, dual Fast Ethernet ports for multi-segment enterprise LAN, integrated stateful firewall and IPS for customer threat protection, DMVPN overlay to carrier central hub
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Networking training lab core router: Flexible HWIC/WIC modularity for teaching serial, T1, DSL, ISDN WAN connectivity, multi-VLAN routing, IPsec VPN, and IOS security labs; cross-compatible with legacy 1700-series WIC training inventory
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Multi-building campus central data aggregation router: Dual fiber media-converter FE uplinks for primary/secondary campus core backhaul, serial HWICs for remote building SCADA M2M connectivity, NAT for multi-subnet Internet sharing
5. Standard Package Contents of C1841
1 × Cisco C1841 1U rack-mount router chassis (no HWIC/WIC/VWIC/AIM modules included)
IEC AC power cord
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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HWIC high-speed WAN interface cards (HWIC-1T, HWIC-T1-DSU, HWIC-ADSL, HWIC-4ESW, etc.)
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Legacy WIC/VWIC data cards from Cisco 1700 Series
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AIM-VPN/SSL-2 encryption accelerator module for high-volume VPN offloading
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CAT5e/CAT6 Ethernet patch cords, RJ11 DSL/ISDN telephone line cables
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CAT4/CAT6 USB LTE cellular dongles for auxiliary wireless backup WAN
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Compact Flash memory cards (32MB / 64MB / 128MB) for IOS image expansion
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USB flash storage drives for offline configuration and log archiving
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External PoE injectors for IP cameras and wireless access points
Software Licensing Information
All core routing, firewall, IPS, IPsec VPN, QoS, AAA, VLAN, and DMVPN 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 separate paid feature licenses are required for standard enterprise data networking functionality. Voice gateway features are not available on the C1841 platform.
Short Commercial Catalog Summary
The Cisco 1841 is a legacy 1U rack-mountable modular data-only Integrated Services Router from the Cisco 1800 Series, designed for SMB branch offices, carrier-managed CPE, and networking training labs. Building on the Cisco 1700 Series architecture, it delivers over fivefold higher forwarding performance, dual high-speed HWIC expansion slots with backward compatibility for 30+ legacy 1700 WIC/VWIC data cards, an internal AIM slot for VPN acceleration, two onboard 10/100 Fast Ethernet LAN ports, a built-in hardware crypto engine, internal AC power supply, and dedicated Console/AUX/USB out-of-band management ports. Running full-featured Cisco IOS Advanced IP Services software, it consolidates rack router, multi-VLAN switch, integrated stateful firewall, IPS intrusion prevention, multi-path hardware-accelerated VPN gateway, and enterprise QoS into a single 1U rack unit, eliminating multiple standalone network appliances. Key limitations compared to voice-capable 1700/1800 models include absence of DSP/VIC voice expansion slots (no VoIP/fax support). 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 modular replacement. Limitations include lack of native PoE, no built-in wireless WAN, and outdated hardware processing power compared to current ISR generations. The router complies with UL, IEC, EMC, and RoHS global indoor wiring closet commercial safety standards.
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