IOS verion of Router
datchcha
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in CCNA & CCENT
When hunting for the IOS, do I want to look for ver.12 and above?
Arrakis
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mgeorge
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Perferably 12.3 IP Plus or greater, such as enterprise basic.
Both of which require 64D/16F
You can waiver the 16f if you boot from tftp services.There is no place like 127.0.0.1 -
r_durant
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George of the Jungle...the IOS Jungle
Keep up the good work with the IOSs MG...
CCNA (Expired...), MCSE, CWNA, BSc Computer Science
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mgeorge
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Well typically when you purchase a 2620 it will come with either ip base or ip plus with sec. typically IP base though. ip plus requires max 64/14 any thing lower then 64dram will use ip base with maybe some other feature set such as IDS/FW etc...There is no place like 127.0.0.1
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datchcha
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mgeorge27 wrote:Well typically when you purchase a 2620 it will come with either ip base or ip plus with sec. typically IP base though. ip plus requires max 64/14 any thing lower then 64dram will use ip base with maybe some other feature set such as IDS/FW etc...
Would this provide well for me to build a home lab, and begin working with the equipment? Failed really bad yesterday, so I believe i need to purchase the equipment.Arrakis -
mgeorge
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In order to do intervlan routing you need a ios featureset to support ieee 802.1q trunking and vlan support. which is only in IP Plus or greater (that of which requires 64D/16F)
CCNA covers router on a stick and you could get this type of sim on the new exam as this topic is widley deployed in the field.There is no place like 127.0.0.1
