> Where did you find that 2951 can do up to 300Mbps?

It does depend *very* much on what features you're using, and packet sizes.

On a 2921 (haven't ever benchmarked the '51), I can get 450M of IMIX traffic 
*each way*, or 900M in Cisco marketing-speak, if it's a pure Internet access 
service.  Turn on QoS, that number is more like 70M.  Add 10% VoIP-sized 
packets, 40M.  The "pure forwarding" path on these boxes is blisteringly fast.  
The "do anything at all with the packet" path, not so much :(

The OP's 350M *with* voice, security, etc seems a little unusual though, I'll 
agree.

Regards,
Tim.
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