Brad,
The following is the list of equipment  available to  me and following the
fatkid layout, what else do I need:

3600 (8 serials, 4 Ethernet) - acting as my frame-relay                                
         R1

2611 (2 Ethernet, 1 WIC(serial), 1 WIC available[will buy a WIC-1B-S/T for
the isdn])      R2

ROUTER(R3) is not available, I will buy a 2504

ROUTER (R4) is not available, I will buy a 2513

2501 (1AUI, TWO SERIALS)                                                               
                         R5

2610 (1 Fast Ethernet, 1 WIC serial)                                                   
                         R6

2501 (1AUI, TWO SERIALS)                                                               
                         R7

2509 (1 AUI, TWO SERIALS, Async-1-8) -                                                 
                 Terminal Server

CAT 5500 Supervisor II

3 CAT 1900

1 CAT 2900

One     7200 vxr (One fast Ethernet channel, 1 Multichannel T1, One Enhanced
ATM)

PIX 501


Other equipments like laptops, sun, mac, t-berd, hub......

What do I am missing here, CAT 3900, isdn simulator, token ring cards for
the laptop, cables.....

What do you think, your advised is very appreciated.

Thanks,

JB

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From: CiscoB [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 5:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How close to the real Lab ????? [7:42094]


Juan,

Here's what I typically sell/recommend for a minumum CCIE kit:

      2x 2501s
      2x 2503s (for ISDN)
      1x 2511 (reverse telnet AS)
      3x 2513s (TR/Ether)
      1x 2522 (frame-switch)
      ISDN Simulator
      Catalyst 5k switch (or switch that runs cat5k OS)
      3900 TR Switch software simulator
      misc cables, maus, media fitlers, etc

That's a good starter kit.  If you want to add voice and ISL trunking, add a
couple of 2600 series routers and the appropriate modules.  I'd recommend
getting practice with ATM on a remote rack.  A few days usually does the
trick.

thanks,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796 (R&S / Security)
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Cisco home labs:  www.optsys.net

""Juan Blanco""  wrote in message
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> Team,
> I am in the process of completing my personal lab, I am building it base
on
> the FATKID rack. My question is how close the hardware used on the FATKID
is
> to the real lab. Will this layout be enough or I will need to buy other
> equipment as well.
>
> Thanks,
>
> JB




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