Cisco IR1833-K9 4 Ports Router Gigabit Ethernet SFP Management

Product Overview: Cisco IR1833-K9 Router

Basic Information

• Manufacturer: Cisco
• Model Number: IR1833-K9
• Product Category: Router

Router Features

Physical Design

• Mounting Options: Can be installed on a desktop, DIN rail, or wall.
• Build Type: Rugged construction suitable for various environments.

Connectivity Specifications

• Connectivity Type: Wired
• Protocols Supported: Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet

Memory and Storage

• RAM: 4 GB
• Flash Memory: 4 GB

Indicators and Ports

• Status Indicators: Includes indicators for port status, power, system, SFP, and management.
• Ports:
  • WAN Ports: 1 x 1000Base-T (RJ-45), 1 x 1000Base-X (SFP)
  • USB: 1 x USB 2.0 (4 pin Type A)
  • Serial Ports: 2 x RS-232 (RJ-45)
  • LAN Ports: 4 x 1000Base-X (RJ-45)
  • Console Port: 1 x USB 2.0 (mini-USB Type A)

Expansion Capabilities

• Expansion Slots:
  • 4 x Pluggable Interface Module (PIM)
  • 1 x Wide pluggable slot (Wi-Fi)

Power Requirements

• Voltage Range: DC 9 – 36 V
• Operational Power Consumption: 23 Watts

Compliance and Standards

• Regulatory Compliance:
  • FCC Part 15.247
  • RSS-102
  • ICES-003 Class A
  • AS/NZS 4268
  • RSS-132
  • MIL-STD 810G
  • CISPR 25
  • FCC Part 15.407
  • RSS-133
  • IP40
  • EN 62311
  • VCCI Class A
  • EN 300 328
  • CISPR 11 Class A
  • FCC CFR47 Part 2
  • EN 301 489-1
  • SAE J1455
  • FCC CFR47 Part 15 B Class A
  • FCC CFR47 Part 22
  • FCC CFR47 Part 24
  • LP0002
  • CNS 13438 Class A
  • RSS-247
  • EN 300 386
  • UL/CSA60950-1
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-3
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-4
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-5
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-6
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-8
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-9
  • AS/NZS CISPR 32 Class A
  • KN32 Class A
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-11
  • IEC/EN 61000-4-2
  • EN 301 893
  • ISO 7637-2
  • IEC/EN 60950-1
  • EN 301 489-19
  • UL 62368-1
  • EN 60079-15
  • EN 55035
  • IEC 60079-0
  • IEC 60079-15
  • EN 55032/CISPR 32 Class A
  • CISPR 35
  • UL 121201
  • EN 301 489-52
  • EN 303 413
  • UL/CSA 60079-0
  • UL/CSA 60079-15
  • CSA 62368-1
  • FCC CFR47 Part 27
  • IEC/EN 62368-1
  • EN 301 908-1
  • EN 301 908-2
  • EN 301 511
  • EN 301 908-13
  • AS/NZ ACMA EMR
  • AS/CA S042.1
  • AS/CA S042.4
  • MIC Article 2, 9
  • CSA 213
  • EN 60079-7
  • IEC 60079-7
  • ISO 11452-2/4

Ports

The Cisco IR1833-K9 Router is equipped with 4 ports, providing users with multiple connectivity options. These ports are essential for establishing connections to various devices and networks, making the router a versatile solution for different networking needs.

Increased Connectivity

With 4 ports, users can connect multiple devices to the router simultaneously. This feature is especially beneficial for offices, businesses, or homes with a high demand for network connectivity. Users can connect computers, printers, servers, and other devices without the need for additional switches or hubs.

The ability to connect multiple devices directly to the router eliminates the need for complex network configurations and simplifies the overall setup process. It also ensures a reliable and efficient connection between devices, resulting in smooth data transfer and minimal latency.

Flexibility in Network Design

The 4 ports on the Cisco IR1833-K9 Router provide users with flexibility in designing their network infrastructure. Each port can be assigned a specific purpose or used for different types of connections. For example, one port can be dedicated to connecting to the internet service provider (ISP), while the remaining ports can be used for local network connections.

This flexibility allows users to customize their network setup based on their specific requirements. They can easily separate network traffic, prioritize certain devices or services, and ensure optimal performance for different applications.

Scalability

The presence of 4 ports on the Cisco IR1833-K9 Router also offers scalability options for future growth. As businesses or networks expand, the need for additional connectivity increases. With the router's multiple ports, users can easily accommodate new devices or expand their network without having to replace the entire router.

This scalability feature saves costs and time associated with upgrading network infrastructure. Users can simply connect new devices to the available ports, ensuring seamless integration and minimal disruption to the existing network.

Network Segmentation

One of the key advantages of having 4 ports is the ability to segment the network into different virtual LANs (VLANs). VLANs allow for logical partitioning of a physical network, providing enhanced security, improved performance, and simplified network management.

By assigning each port to a different VLAN, users can isolate specific departments, guest networks, or sensitive systems from one another. This segregation prevents unauthorized access to critical resources and reduces the risk of data breaches or network compromises.

Load Balancing

The presence of 4 ports also enables load balancing across multiple connections. Load balancing distributes network traffic evenly across the available ports, preventing congestion and optimizing overall performance.

This feature is particularly useful in environments where high network traffic is expected or where redundancy is necessary for uninterrupted connectivity. By utilizing all the available ports, users can ensure a smooth and reliable network experience even during peak usage periods.

High-Speed Data Transfer

The 4 ports on the Cisco IR1833-K9 Router support high-speed data transfer rates, allowing for rapid file transfers and seamless multimedia streaming. This capability is essential for businesses that rely on efficient data exchange or for home users who require fast internet connectivity for bandwidth-intensive activities.

Whether it's transferring large files between devices or streaming high-definition videos, the router's high-speed ports ensure minimal waiting times and reduced bottlenecks. Users can enjoy a smooth online experience without any lag or interruptions.

Interface

The Cisco IR1833-K9 Router features Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, offering users fast and reliable network connections. The Gigabit Ethernet interface is a significant upgrade from traditional Ethernet interfaces, providing numerous benefits and advantages.

Enhanced Data Transfer Speed

The Gigabit Ethernet interface supports data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps, which is ten times faster than standard Fast Ethernet connections. This high-speed capability enables users to transfer large files, share resources, and access network services without experiencing any performance bottlenecks.

For businesses that handle large amounts of data or require fast data communication between various devices, the Gigabit Ethernet interface ensures efficient and timely transmission. It significantly reduces the time required for file transfers, backups, and data synchronization, improving overall productivity.

Improved Network Performance

With its faster data transfer speeds, the Gigabit Ethernet interface enhances network performance by minimizing latency and packet loss. This improvement is crucial for real-time applications, such as video conferencing, online gaming, or VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services.

Users can enjoy smooth and uninterrupted communication without any noticeable delays or audio/video synchronization issues. The enhanced network performance also translates to better user experiences when accessing cloud-based services or running bandwidth-intensive applications.

Future-Proof Technology

The Gigabit Ethernet interface represents a future-proof investment as it supports the latest networking standards. It is compatible with existing Fast Ethernet devices, allowing for a seamless transition from older technologies to Gigabit Ethernet.

By deploying routers with Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, users can ensure their network infrastructure is ready to handle future advancements in technology. They won't need to replace their routers when upgrading their devices or network capabilities, saving both time and money in the long run.

Network Segmentation and VLANs

The Gigabit Ethernet interface also facilitates network segmentation and VLAN implementations. By creating different VLANs and assigning them to specific interfaces, users can separate network traffic, improve security, and simplify management.

Network segmentation allows businesses to isolate critical systems, guest networks, or specific departments from each other. It enhances security by preventing unauthorized access and contains potential network threats within individual segments.

Link Aggregation

The Gigabit Ethernet interface supports link aggregation, a technique that combines multiple physical connections into a single logical interface. This feature provides increased bandwidth, improved redundancy, and load balancing capabilities.

By aggregating multiple Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, users can create a high-bandwidth connection between devices or networks. This setup is particularly useful in environments with heavy network traffic or when connecting to other devices that support link aggregation.

Smooth Multimedia Streaming

The Gigabit Ethernet interface ensures smooth multimedia streaming experiences by delivering sufficient bandwidth for high-quality video and audio content. Users can stream high-definition movies, video conferences without interruptions, or enjoy online gaming without experiencing lags or latency issues.

For entertainment purposes or professional applications that rely on multimedia content, the Gigabit Ethernet interface guarantees a seamless and immersive experience.

Management

The Cisco IR1833-K9 Router offers 1 management port, allowing users to conveniently configure and monitor their network settings. The management port is a crucial feature for effective network administration and simplifies the overall management process.

Centralized Network Control

The presence of a dedicated management port enables centralized control over the entire network infrastructure. Users can connect to the router's management interface and access all the necessary configuration options, monitoring tools, and diagnostic utilities from a single point of access.

This centralized control eliminates the need to configure each device individually, reducing administrative overhead and saving time. Users can efficiently manage their network settings, apply updates or patches, and troubleshoot issues without the need to physically access each device.

Secure Remote Management

The management port also allows for secure remote management, enabling users to administer the network from anywhere with an internet connection. This feature is particularly beneficial for businesses with multiple locations, remote workers, or IT professionals who need to access the network remotely.

Secure remote management ensures that only authorized individuals can access and modify network settings. It provides an additional layer of security by encrypting the management traffic and implementing user authentication mechanisms.

Firmware Upgrades and Configuration Backups

The management port simplifies the process of firmware upgrades and configuration backups. Users can easily upload new firmware versions to the router and apply them without interrupting network services.

In case of any configuration changes or system failures, users can quickly restore previous configurations from backup files stored on their local machines or external storage devices. This capability ensures minimal downtime and reduces the risk of data loss.

Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting

The management port facilitates network monitoring and troubleshooting tasks by providing access to various diagnostic tools and real-time statistics. Users can monitor network performance, track bandwidth usage, detect anomalies, and identify potential bottlenecks.

In case of network issues or failures, users can access logs, error messages, and performance data via the management interface. This information helps in identifying the root cause of problems, making troubleshooting more efficient and effective.

Access Control and Security

The management port allows users to implement access control policies for managing administrative privileges. By defining user roles, permissions, and restrictions, businesses can ensure that only authorized personnel have access to critical network resources.

This feature enhances network security by preventing unauthorized configuration changes, unauthorized access to sensitive information, or accidental misconfigurations. It reduces the risk of security breaches and ensures compliance with industry regulations.

Efficient Network Configuration

The management port streamlines the network configuration process by providing a user-friendly interface for setting up various network parameters. Users can easily configure IP addresses, routing protocols, quality of service (QoS) settings, and other network-specific configurations.

Efficient network configuration simplifies the initial setup process and allows users to deploy the router quickly. It also ensures that the network is properly configured for optimal performance, reducing the chances of misconfigurations that could lead to network issues.

SFP

The Cisco IR1833-K9 Router comes with 1 SFP (Small Form-Factor Pluggable) slot, which provides users with additional flexibility in connecting to different types of networks or extending their existing network infrastructure.

Multiple Connectivity Options

The SFP slot allows users to choose from a wide range of SFP modules based on their specific networking requirements. These modules support various types of connections such as fiber optic, copper, or even wireless connections.

This flexibility enables users to connect to different types of networks, including long-range fiber networks, high-speed copper connections, or wireless networks using appropriate SFP modules. It eliminates the need for separate routers or devices for each type of connection, reducing overall costs and complexity.

Extended Network Reach

The SFP slot extends the network reach by enabling long-distance connections through fiber optic cables. Fiber optic connections offer higher bandwidth and lower signal degradation compared to traditional copper connections.

Users can leverage the advantages of fiber optic technology to connect remote locations or extend their network infrastructure without compromising performance. The extended reach provided by SFP modules is particularly useful for businesses with multi-site operations or for connecting to external service providers.

Easy Network Expansion

The presence of an SFP slot simplifies network expansion by allowing users to add new devices or connect to additional networks without replacing the entire router. Users can simply insert the appropriate SFP module into the slot and establish a new connection.

This feature is beneficial for businesses experiencing growth or planning to expand their network infrastructure. They can easily scale their network without significant investments in new routers or switches, saving time and resources.

Network Redundancy and Resilience

The SFP slot supports network redundancy and resilience by enabling users to establish redundant connections using multiple SFP modules. Redundant connections ensure uninterrupted network services in case of link failures or equipment malfunctions.

By installing multiple SFP modules with redundant connections, users can create backup routes that automatically activate when the primary link fails. This redundancy guarantees high availability and minimizes downtime, critical factors for businesses that rely on continuous network connectivity.

Cost-Efficient Scalability

The SFP slot offers a cost-efficient solution for network scalability. Users can add new SFP modules as their connectivity needs grow, without replacing the entire router or investing in additional networking equipment.

This scalability feature saves costs associated with upgrading network infrastructure and allows businesses to adapt their networks to changing requirements gradually. Users can add new modules as needed, ensuring a smooth and cost-effective transition.

Flexible Network Design

The SFP slot enables flexible network design by providing the option to mix different types of connections within a single router. Users can combine fiber optic and copper connections, or connect to wireless networks using appropriate SFP modules.

This flexibility allows users to tailor their network infrastructure to specific needs, ensuring the best possible performance and compatibility. It simplifies the overall network design process and eliminates the need for separate routers or devices for different connectivity types.