Two with ISDN really, or you'll be "Billy no mates" all kitted up and nobody
to call.
Have you got the two ISDN lines to use, or are you going to have to pay a
small fortune for an ISDN simulator?
Gaz
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> Question
> >
> >To practice for Remote access test do you need 1 router
> >with isdn or 2 with isdn
> >
> >I am purchasing equip and want to make sure I have the proper
> >equipment
> >
> >I have 1 2600 w/ t1csu dsu I am thinking of getting 2 2500's
> >
> >what router setup do you think I would need or what would be optimal
> >
> >and maybe 2nd choice I passed ccna and switch exam for ccnp
> >
> >I want to take routing next and bcran and troubleshooting
> >
> >
> >Suggestions ?
>
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