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• Dedicated interface card—Provides a specific function. For example, the 1-port 10/100 Mbps
Ethernet interface card SIC-1FEA is used to implement communications between a router and a
LAN.
• Multi-function interface card—Provides multiple functions. For example, the 2-port channelized
E1/PRI interface card FIC-2E1 can be configured to provide E1, CE1, or ISDN PRI access on its
ports.
• Multi-operating mode card—Operates in different modes to provide different functions. Different
types of multi-operating mode cards might support different modes. You can change the operating
mode of a multi-operating mode interface card to use the card for different purposes.
Table 14 Interface card types and operating modes
Interface card t
yp
e O
p
eratin
g
mode
Descri
p
tion
CPOS 155-Mbps
E/T card
E
• Receives, processes, and sends E1 or E3 traffic.
• Supports both unframed E3 access (34.368 Mbps) and
framed E3 access (34.01 Mbps).
• Supports ISDN PRI access.
T
• Receives, processes, and sends T1 or T3 traffic.
• Supports both unframed T3 access (44.736 Mbps) and
framed E3 access (44.210 Mbps).
• Supports ISDN PRI access.
CPOS 155-Mbps
E1/T1 card
E1
• Provides CE1 access service.
• Receives, processes, and sends E1 traffic.
T1
• Provides CT1 access service.
• Receives, processes, and sends T1 traffic.
CPOS 155-Mbps
E3/T3/POS card
E3
• Provides CE3 access service.
• Receives, processes, and sends E3 traffic (34.368 Mbps).
T3
• Provides CT3 access service.
• Receives, processes, and sends T3 traffic (44.736 Mbps).
POS Operates as POS interfaces.
E-CPOS card E-CPOS Operates as E-CPOS interfaces.
POS
155/622-Mbps
card
OC-3c/STM-1c Receives and sends traffic at 155 Mbps.
OC-12c/STM-4c
Receives and sends traffic at 622 Mbps.
This mode is supported only on interfaces with the mark "SPF
622M."
IPsec/SSL card IPsec Supports the IPsec protocol.
SSL Supports the SSL protocol.
ATM/EFM/auto
card
ATM Receives, processes, and sends ATM packets.
EFM Receives, processes, and sends Layer 3 Ethernet packets.
Auto-negotiation
Operates in ATM or EFM mode, depending on the result of the
negotiation with the peer.










