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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.