CCSP equipment
liven
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I am going to sit the CCNA soon, and I am not worried about passing it.
Currently I use Cisco devices at work. I have been responsible for several switches, CSS, a little pix work and some ASA work.
Now I am really interested in going for the CCSP.
At home I have one 2500 router, and am thinking about getting a catalyst and a 2600 router or greater. I have an abundance of PCs that I could run PEMU on. So my question is, what all do I really need gear wise to be ready for the CCSP?
Would this be enough:
1 2500 router
1 2600 router
1 catalyst switch (maybe 2)
As many computers as need to run PEMU for the PIXs
Do I need to purchase an ASA?
Currently I use Cisco devices at work. I have been responsible for several switches, CSS, a little pix work and some ASA work.
Now I am really interested in going for the CCSP.
At home I have one 2500 router, and am thinking about getting a catalyst and a 2600 router or greater. I have an abundance of PCs that I could run PEMU on. So my question is, what all do I really need gear wise to be ready for the CCSP?
Would this be enough:
1 2500 router
1 2600 router
1 catalyst switch (maybe 2)
As many computers as need to run PEMU for the PIXs
Do I need to purchase an ASA?
encrypt the encryption, never mind my brain hurts.
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mikej412 Member Posts: 10,086 ■■■■■■■■■■liven wrote:Do I need to purchase an ASA?
ASA5510s
For an idea of the CCSP equipment, check out this link which points to the CCIE Security Lab Equipment list -- that should give you an idea on hardware.
I want to buy hardware for CCSP please give recommendations.
The IPS and VPN Concentrator, in addition to the PIX(s)/ASA(s), are the other expensive toys useful for studying for the CCSP.... which is why we also usually mention the option of "rack rental.":mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set!