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What are the main differences between routers and switches?

Switches sometimes have EHWIC slots
Switches sometimes have WHIC slots.
Switches have F0, FA, GA interfaces
Routers sometimes have high-speed WAN interface card slots
Routers usually have serial and Ethernet interfaces.

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Marcel

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baumfrosch25
5 months ago

The last three statements are correct, the first two are wrong. It's a little strange to me, but what is it?

flauski
5 months ago
Reply to  baumfrosch25

How can the last point be a distinguishing feature? She's on Layer 3 switch, too.

Sparrow75
5 months ago
Reply to  flauski

no, switches have ethernet ports and no serial ports. WAN connection via layer 3 switches run either via the rj45 port or via a sfp module, which is plugged into a GBIC and is then optionally connected to a glass phaser.

flauski
5 months ago

It's irrelevant. Fact is switches have serial ports, the use is not relevant in the statement. Therefore, the fact that routers have serial ports seems to me to be a distinguishing feature.

Sparrow75
5 months ago

it is not about the console port, which I configure the switch, but about serial interfaces for the wan connection.

flauski
5 months ago

Are you kidding me? Of course, most have a serial port, called "Console". And you can push over it by hand ne Config.

BigBenGermany
5 months ago

Right:

Switches have F0, FA, GA interfaces
Routers have high-speed WAN interface card slots
Routers usually have serial and Ethernet interfaces

Wrong:

Switches have EHWIC slots in case.
Slots can be found on routers, not on switches

Switches have WHIC slots in case.
There are no WHIC slots.