Re: IE CCIE Rack

It all depends on the IOS.
2621XM:
You should have enough memory in your XMs to load the latest enterprise IOS.
That will have IPv6.

3560:
Do a little research :) I don't want to make it too easy. Hint: there is a
built-in hardware resource management to change mode of operation. Oh.. and
of course you need ADV IP Services, if it's pre 12.2.50, or IP Services if
it's 12.2.50

3550: uh... no IPv6

3640:
latest IOS

2800: Many IOSes, from SP services and up.

On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 1:41 AM, <Keegan.Holley_at_sungard.com> wrote:

> Anyone know what's up with the "Build a CCIE rack page on IE.com? I
> begged borrowed and dealt (and stole a little) to finally build and cable
> the thing, but alot of the base configs for the 4 and 5.0 practice labs
> are not supported. Mostly IPv6 and other features. I used alot of the
> alternate platforms but my lab consists of 2621XM x 7 ,3560 x 2, 3550 x
> 2, 3640 x 1, 2801 x 1, 2811 x 1 (and a partridge in a ... ). I guess I
> can skip the IPv6 stuff or rent time, but I was curious if anyone knew a
> way to cover all the technologies with the EOL gear.
>
> http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/ccierack.htm
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> Thanks,
>
> Keegan
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