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1900, 2950 or both for 801

sprinkl3s

I was curious if we needed to know both the 1900 and the 2950 for the 801 exam.

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Darthn3ss

the 1900 isn't covered at all on the 801.

tech-airman

sprinkl3s wrote:

I was curious if we needed to know both the 1900 and the 2950 for the 801 exam.

sprinkl3s,

What routers do you have?

sprinkl3s

I'm renting a rack, the routers in the rack are all 2500 series.

The switch in the rack is a 2950, but i have have a sim also that is only 1900 series (sybex).

tech-airman

sprinkl3s wrote:

I'm renting a rack, the routers in the rack are all 2500 series.

The switch in the rack is a 2950, but i have have a sim also that is only 1900 series (sybex).

sprinkl3s,

What IOS version is on the Cisco Catalyst 2950?

sprinkl3s

12.2

Plazma

for the 801 i would definatly get the 2950.. the 1900's force you to do things differently to an extent and can cause some confusion when studying for a test.. i would guess they would suffice for the 802 as well, but maybe not..