CCNA/P Lab

From: Shane Killian (shane@shanekillian.net)
Date: Tue Feb 24 2009 - 15:27:01 ARST

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Hi Groupstudy,

I've finished my CCNA studies and I'm trying to get a lab together for as
little as possible.

At the moment I have a Catalyst 2950, 2 2621 routers, 1 2611XM router.
I was just wondering is there anything that I should add to this or should I
just use dynamips?

I really want to get more hands on switching and I have a laptop with C2D
and 4GB RAM which I can run dynamips on... what is the best option?
I need something that will bring me through CCNP.

All suggestions appreciated!

Shane
http://www.shanekillian.net

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