>I bought two simple wooden stackable shelves from K-Mart. Less than
>$20.00 bucks a
>piece. Right now it supports 8 routers, a 2924 CAT, 2 Mau's and a
>bunch of external
>modems. I am also opening these things up all the time, upgrading
>etc so locking them
>down to a metal rack in a home lab environment sucks. Don't go all
>out for an expensive
>bulky rack. Spend the money on what counts: the routers. Cisco does
>not test on how well
>you can screw in routers to a rack.
I agree, but that does offer up a whole thread of potential light
bulb, or raunchier, jokes.
>
>/n
>
>Ray Smith wrote:
>
>> Guys,
>>
>> I am really trying to search high and low on the web for a sturdy, neat and
>> affordable rack system to place my 5 routers on at home, but have been
>> unsuccessful thus far. Can anyone out there help me?
>>
>> I do not need anything too commercial because I have a small apartment and
>> already my wife is complaining that the bedroom looks like an office. I saw
>> something on blackbox.com but I am not sure if it is suitable enough for
>> routers. Thanks
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