- just kidding, this is my work lab
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From: Donald Duck
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
With a 4000 ? LOL
You really are a Donald Duck !! You might as well ask him to find a GE
module ... haha... I'm trying
This is a home lab ???
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From: andyh
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
I have:
2 off Juniper M20s - STM-16/STM-4/E-3/GE/FE
1 off Foundry BigIron - GE/100/10
1 off Foundry NetIron - GE/100/10
2 off Cat6509s
05, 2001 4:31 PM
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Subject: Re: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
I have:
2 off Juniper M20s - STM-16/STM-4/E-3/GE/FE
1 off Foundry BigIron - GE/100/10
1 off Foundry NetIron - GE/100/10
2 off Cat6509s + MSFC - GE/100/10
1 off 7206VXR - GE/100/E-1
1 off 3640 - FE/E-3/E-1
oh
I presume that the 8/16 is flash and memory. If it is then I would say that
you need a good few more routers. Although you do configure a token ring
switch in the lab I have heard that it is a very minimal config on this.
The other switch in use is the cat 5000, so there is no need to have any
Think about another two serial interfaces on the 4000M.
A router that can be used as a terminal server is good. 2509/2511 are most
common.
I don't see any ISDN BRI interfaces. You'll want some. 2503
Depending on budget you might want to stay with the 2500 series or spring
for the newer 2600s. To
, June 04, 2001 11:51 AM
Subject: RE: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
Think about another two serial interfaces on the 4000M.
A router that can be used as a terminal server is good. 2509/2511 are most
common.
I don't see any ISDN BRI interfaces. You'll want some. 2503
Depending on budget you
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Subject: Re: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
You could probably get a module for the 4xxx to do FE cheaper.
Thank You,
Don Johnson
Engineering/Technical Operations
Adelphia Communications Corp.
P# 814-260-3259 office
P# 814-274-9391 lab
F# 814-260-3227
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From: Daniel Cotts
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 11:51 AM
Subject: RE: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
Think about another two serial interfaces on the 4000M.
A router that can be used as a terminal server is good.
2509/2511 are most
common.
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Subject: Re: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
JC,
Oh, boy, an opportunity for comment. OK, here goes:
Your lab dresses in the manner of a male prostitute.
Kidding! Kidding!You need more routers, at least two with ISDN,
and
possibly token ring (and MAU). I would also look
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 3:49 PM
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This must have been asked a zillion times, but is there a faq
somewhere with a preferred lab kit list?
Symon
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with a few Linux hosts running Zebra and Sparc 20...)
HTH
Kelly
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From: Symon Thurlow
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 4:48 PM
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This must have been asked a zillion times
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From: Daniel Cotts
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 11:51 AM
Subject: RE: Comments on my Home Lab! [7:7108]
Think about another two serial interfaces on the 4000M.
A router that can be used as a terminal server is good. 2509/2511 are
most
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