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2210-14T - IBM 16MB DRAM Token Ring Router
- Device Type: Token Ring Router
- Manufacturer: IBM
- Model: 2210-14T
- Memory: 16MB DRAM
- Connectivity: Token Ring interfaces
- Functionality: Network Routing
- Designed for legacy network infrastructure
- Provides connectivity between Token Ring and other network types
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Product Overview
The 2210-14T is an IBM Token Ring Router featuring 16MB of DRAM. This device was designed to connect Token Ring networks to other network segments, providing routing capabilities for legacy network environments.
Technical Information
| Model | 2210-14T |
| Manufacturer | IBM |
| Device Type | Token Ring Router |
Additional Specifications
| Memory | 16MB DRAM |
| Network Technology | Token Ring |
Product Description
The IBM 2210-14T is a specialized router designed to bridge Token Ring networks with other network protocols and segments. In its era, Token Ring was a significant networking technology, and routers like the 2210-14T were essential for interconnecting these networks with Ethernet or other LAN/WAN technologies. The inclusion of 16MB of DRAM provided the necessary memory for the router's operating system, routing tables, and packet buffering capabilities required for its function. This device would have been deployed in enterprise environments that utilized IBM's networking solutions or maintained significant Token Ring infrastructure. Its primary role was to facilitate communication between different network segments, enabling data flow and resource sharing across disparate network types. The router's configuration and management would have been specific to IBM's networking hardware and software protocols of the time. Given the obsolescence of Token Ring technology in favor of Ethernet and other modern networking standards, the IBM 2210-14T is considered legacy hardware. Such routers are typically found in specialized archival, historical networking labs, or very specific niche environments where legacy systems are still in operation. The 16MB DRAM specification highlights the memory capacity typical for routers of that generation.
