Robert,
Whenever that happens I'll be more than willing to take that
trash off your hands :-)
On a more serious note, if cisco did take the 25xx models out of the lab,
which will happen in the near future it will be no different from the
removal of "token ring" from the lab. Although the lab must undergo many
changes in order to remain effective, in keeping pace with the growing
changes in technology and at the same time continually stride maintain the
credibility of the process itself. The equipment that you may have on hand
now will most likely perform as it has always done.
The key point here that the a router 2500( 2502, 2501, etc..) will still
provide the best environment in which one can implement, monitor, and
correlate the underlying concepts which we refer to as routing. The changes
in equipment will affect specific requirements as it applies to the newer
technologies and features which changes at a rapid pace. Nonetheless, all
of these requirements will still depend on the basic principle and greater
understanding of "routing". This we can be assure of will likely not
change... unless cisco plans on calling the exam something other than
"Routing & Switching"
Nigel
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert D. Cluett"
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 11:27 AM
Subject: 2500 End-of-Life (CCIE Lab)? [7:51589]
> All, with the 2500 series now at an "end-of-life" status, will the CCIE
lab
> soon eliminate this and otherwise turn our current personal lab
investments
> in to trash? Any thoughts on this?
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