Home Router/Switch Rack
famosbrown
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has anyone ever used this home rack for home use?
http://www.ciscokits.com/cisco-rack-stand/
I was wondering if it tipped over or anything. I don't really need anything pretty big since I will only have about 4-5 devices right now and if I ever expand, which won't be in the near future, I'd probably buy a full rack or something...
I was also looking at some of these racks from skeletek since they look a little more well built.
http://dantraknet.com/category/12
As always, thanks!
http://www.ciscokits.com/cisco-rack-stand/
I was wondering if it tipped over or anything. I don't really need anything pretty big since I will only have about 4-5 devices right now and if I ever expand, which won't be in the near future, I'd probably buy a full rack or something...
I was also looking at some of these racks from skeletek since they look a little more well built.
http://dantraknet.com/category/12
As always, thanks!
B.S.B.A. (Management Information Systems)
M.B.A. (Technology Management)
M.B.A. (Technology Management)
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dynamik Banned Posts: 12,312 ■■■■■■■■■□+1 for Skeletek. I also bought two of the shelves and put one facing forward and one facing backward in the highest slot. I put an LCD on the back one and a small keyboard and mouse on the front one. I have a couple of towers sitting next to it, and it's my little lab station. Works great.
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nicklauscombs Member Posts: 885go with skeletek for sure, I have the 24U rack and love itWIP: IPS exam
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Darthn3ss Member Posts: 1,096nicklauscombs wrote:go with skeletek for sure, I have the 24U rack and love itFantastic. The project manager is inspired.
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Mmartin_47 Member Posts: 430I got the Skeletek rack too. Have 2 patch panels, 2 switches, 3 Dell 2550 servers and 1 4u server on the bottom and a rackmountable KVM switch.
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nel Member Posts: 2,859 ■□□□□□□□□□Most go for the skeletek as you can add additional 10U's to it. I dont have one but ive seen one and there very good. something i'll get when i get to ccnp levelXbox Live: Bring It On
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famosbrown Member Posts: 637Cool. I've decided to wait on getting a rack since I will only have four devices for my CCNA studies. I will see what happens when I go toward CCNP, then buy one their. I may just use Dynamips for CCNP studies though.
Thanks for the advice...I guess no one has used the small Home Rack from Cisco Kits huh?B.S.B.A. (Management Information Systems)
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nicklauscombs Member Posts: 885I just want to say it again, SKELETEK! you won't be disappointedWIP: IPS exam
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famosbrown Member Posts: 637I totally agree with Skeletek as I've linked to their site in my original post. I just wanted to see if anyone has used the 30 dollar small rack from Cisco Kits. I'm willing pay 30 dollars for this small rack with 4 devices, but not willing to pay for a Skeletek rack with only 4 devices right now. Skeletek always looked like the best deal...even before they were being sold on that website...I only saw them on eBay previously.
Again...thanks for the advice.B.S.B.A. (Management Information Systems)
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famosbrown Member Posts: 637Yeah...that's what I'm going to do until I feel the need to buy more equipment. I just thought it would be cool to have a rack in my home office or something . I will probably just sit them on a small table or the floor .B.S.B.A. (Management Information Systems)
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