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Euphrates

join:2007-04-30
Bellingham, WA		reply to aryoba
Re: Power Issues - Cisco 871

Yes...yes it does.

Considering I have bottom of the barrel SmartNet coverage, I was thoroughly happy with the service I received.

Cisco4life!
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migan1
Stefan

join:2000-09-27
Leominster, MA

 Funny this thread came up because I had this same problem with an 851w. For the last couple months I did not have my 851w connected full time and sometimes after being off for 12 hours or more it would not power on unless I changed outlets and unplugged and replugged the power adapter in. Cisco swapped the router itself (not the power brick) under warranty and the issue went away.
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Euphrates

join:2007-04-30
Bellingham, WA
said by migan1 See Profile :

Funny this thread came up because I had this same problem with an 851w. For the last couple months I did not have my 851w connected full time and sometimes after being off for 12 hours or more it would not power on unless I changed outlets and unplugged and replugged the power adapter in. Cisco swapped the router itself (not the power brick) under warranty and the issue went away.
Yeah, Ive been using mine with no problems although I haven't left it off for any extended periods of time because it's on my internet connection now. They swapped out both the router and the power brick in my case.
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cmiller33

join:2006-03-13
Delta, PA

 I am having a similar issue from time to time. I have about 300 871 routers that stay powered on and when we power cycle the equipment, power is not restored. What type of IOS is everyone using?

I am using c870-advipservicesk9-mz.124-4.T4.bin
to forum · permalink · · 2008-05-19 15:50:45 · Reply to this
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