The famous IT answer to this question would be "that depends". Not spending
much money is a subjective term relative to the amount of money you
make..is $500 too much or $1000 too much? How far are you going to take
your studies? Do you want to do ISL trunking at some point down the road?
Are
Generally "as little as possible" and "better router" are mutually
exclusive. Check out eBay for a 1750. It's modular. Can do voice with the
correct modules. There is a one port ethernet WIC. Also ADSL WIC. If you
have the budget then a 2620/2621 would be my first choice.
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2524's are good because of the number of interfaces you get. do the 2524
come with interface cards?? If no interface cards come with it all you get
is a 1 port Ethernet router.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_fix/cis2500/2524/
boa/boaovr.htm
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Bill
Wojtek,
Hi! IF you're putting together a CCIE lab, I would recommend starting with
some 2500 series routers. The 16xx and 17xx are alright, but they dont run
Enterprise IOS code. A good way to start your home lab would be with a
couple of 2501s and another 25xx with at least 4 serial ports tha
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