I've used these cards for studying for my CCNA. They give you full
functionality of a 25xx. As you get more advanced in your study you will
find limited functionality due to the fact you're limited to 1
serial/ethernet port on each card. The work perfectly fine for stub
networks.
I've been able to find a couple with 12.0(3) enterprise loaded. You'll
spend about $400 bucks on e-bay for these. Most come with 10.3 version of
the IOS installed.
Keith
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> Has anyone used Cisco AccessPro cards to study for their CCNA/CCNP? If
so, how
> did they work out? Any problems, caveats, tradeoffs as compared to "real"
> routers? I'm looking for a low-cost alternative to buying routers for a
home
> training lab.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
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