You'll need to be able to setup the 2511 for term server/console connections
to the LAB routers.
Look at the Cisco CCIE Routing Webpage and click the equipment list link to
see what they use in the CCIE Lab - that will probably answer some of your
questions about whether to replace or not.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/625/ccie/certifications/routing.html
It's true the modular routers will hold their value better, but so do the
multiport 2500's as so kindly pointed out when I asked for help on the
mailing list with my lab setup.
-e-
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rashid Lohiya"
To:
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 10:36 AM
Subject: CCIE Lab setup [7:4872]
> Hi,
>
> my currently lab setup at home.I need a little advice.
>
> I am thinking of replacing my collection of 25xx routers with modular
> routers to practise lab scenarios for CCIE.
>
> Please can you advise whether it would be advisable to get rid of my 2511
> and buy a 2-Port Asynch NM to give my my 16 Asych RJ45 feeds.
>
> I am also thinking of buying a 4-Port Serial T1 Card for my 3600, to give
me
> 6 Serial interfaces to practise most FR scenarios, instead of buying a
> 2521/2522.
>
> coupled with my regular 2600 with FE, 1003, and 2 x 1750's 4v's (2xFXS
Cards
> & Bri) . I think I should have enough routers to practise even complex
> scenarios.
>
> I believe the modular routers will hold their value better than the
2500's.
>
> Any thoughts on the subject would be greatly appreciated
>
> Rashid Lohiya
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