Know the Catalyst 3920. That will be your Token Ring attachment to your
router. MAUs are gone. Since it's a single switch you'll need to know how to
configure different VLANs for the different ring numbers you'll have to bring
up.
Darren
At 10:29 PM 03/16/2001 +0800, Jit Cherng wrote:
>currently i am setting up a Cisco lab at home for CCIE preparation.. I like
>to know whether is token ring is tested hard in the Lab exam?? it is in
>the CCIE blueprint but nowadays i seldom see companies using token ring
>networks...... like to make sure so that i don't buy the wrong
>equipments.........
>
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