tsk tsk...
shortage of token ring there, unless you're planning on putting 2 T/R and 1
Eth in your 4000 (SRB/DLSw and SR/TLB)
To be prepared for the lab, you really need to have routers that allow you
to do both bridging and routing, and as has been suggested to me, multi-LAN
interface routers are the best way to go - look at the CCIE Certification
web page at http://www.cisco.com
They pretty much lay out the equipment that you'll see in the lab.
I've been listening to the tapes on the CCIE Lab from Networkers last year,
and the proctors and speakers all stress the importance of
1. Learning the concepts of the different protocols
2. Knowing how those concepts translate into Cisco commands
3. Practicing those commands and learning the effect of them
4. Being able to issue those commands in a timed environment
-e-
----- Original Message -----
From: Jerel Howell
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 7:33 PM
Subject: CCIE equipment [7:10365]
> I'm looking at configuring a router package for studying for my CCIE. I
was
> curious as to what you all would recommend. I've had the following package
> recommended to me already, and I was wondering if it would work fine.
>
> 1 Cisco 4000 router
> 1 Cisco 2511 router
> 2 Cisco 2501 routers
> 1 Cisco 2502 router
> 1 Cisco Catalyst 5000 switch
>
> and of course at least 2 computers to network to all this.
>
> An emailed response would be great, and thanks in advance for this!
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