Netwurk wrote: The 2950's seem like a fair deal If you are getting three routers, 2610's are OK - but you might want to get a wider variety of models that give you more flexibility some models to consider 2514 - low cost 2500 with two ethernet interfaces 2621 - most costly than the 2514, but gives you two fast ethernet interfaces 2520 - has four serial ports, good for frame relay labs Keep in mind that with most of the 2500s you will need transceivers for the ethernet ports Most 2600s that don't have XM after the model number only have 10mb interfaces Exceptions are 2620, 2621, 2650, 2651 (they are all fast eth)
