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From: Brandon Peyton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 8:19 AM
To: Jim Koniecki
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Subject: RE: CCNP- CCIE LAb
could you please relay any replies about this to the group...
Just so eve
could you please relay any replies about this to the group...
Just so everyone ( me ) can be included?
Thanks
B.
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3 routers (2500 series) and 2 switches ( minimum of 1900 series) is the
minimum effective lab. At least that is the answer that I get when I have
asked. That's what I'm buying, anyway.
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A set of 3 2514's work out nicely. The 2514 routers have 2 ethernets and 2
serial interfaces. You can also use 3 2501's (which is what most people opt
for). The 2501's have 1 ethernet and 2 serial interfaces. You need 3
routers to simulate a frame-relay "cloud." You connect the routers in a
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A set of 3 2514's work out nicely. The 2514 routers have 2 ethernets and 2
serial interfaces. You can also use 3 2501's (which is what most people opt
for). The 2501's have 1 ethernet and 2 serial inte
Token Ring is not needed for CCNP. I got mine without ever touching one.
You have to know the theory, and some of the pratical, but if you are
looking to reduce the cost of your lab, that's the first one to go.
The BRI emulator is priceless in terms of REMOTE. Unless you have hands on
experien
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a 2509/2511 or equivalent (500-CS) commserver will offer reverse telnet.
You've got a good enough lab right now for your CCNP - make sure you're
running IP/IPX/DEC/AT code on the existing routers (if you have 16M flash
and RAM or MZMAKer with 8M flash 16 M RAM, and you can get Enterprise
softwa
look for some of the odd models. I picked up a 2507 and a 2516 which are
basically a 2501 and 2503 with a built in hub for $400 and $450.
Eugene
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> (2) 2501 $1200.00
> (1) 2502 $400.00
> (1) 2503$600.00
> (1) 2
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