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PASSED WITH 923 ON 11/06/07!!

deviantlifex

Definitely nailed it this time around on the LAST day. I couldn't have been more stoked.

DEFINITELY moving on to my CCNP if you guys are wondering!

Thanks for the support!!!

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Slowhand

Very cool, congratulations on the pass. (And welcome to the last-minute club.

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rebelrat

Congratulations. I took it yesterday (November 6) and passed it with a 910. Thank God, as
there is no simulation tool for the Cisco SDM in any of the router simulators. I am wondering if anybody knows any router simulators that do include Cisco's SDM. Will tackle the CCNP BSCI next.

mikej412

Congratulations!

People have used Dynamips for SDM (and BSCI) successfully.

yoshaka

People have used Dynamips for SDM (and BSCI) successfully

mike,
what are the resource requirements to have dynamips run on my computer.
I have pentium 4 with 500 meg ram. If i upgrade memory to 1 gigabyte, will i be able to run it. I should be starting to work on the BSCI soon.

hectorjhrdz

cool !!! i did it on the same date too!!!

congrats!!!

liven

Your hardware specs for dynamips will be fine.

However it is not as simple as just saying i Have this computer with these components.

Alot of getting dynampis to work, is being able to admin your machine.

Now dynampis is a little easier to get running on windows, but it runs better on linux.

Plus the more horse power you machine has the more virtual routers you can run.

SO,

I would start with max 3 virtual routers and see how things perform. I have read threads where folks have used 10 or more routers (usually on linux, with the proper configuration).

Myself, I run dynamips on fedora core 4, and bridge this to a real cisco network. This way I can have Countless configurations.

NOT everything works properly through a bridged NIC, but it is a good way to get the SDM up and running.

Good luck and try the hacki website if you need help on dynampis.

P.S. >>> MODS if it is bad for me to mention that forum for folks to get help on dynamips, please edit it out and forgive me. I am not trying to cause issues, just trying to help this fella out. And since this is not really a forum on dynamips, I figured I should direct him to the real source of infl.