CCNA Hardware
mrhaun03
Member Posts: 359
in CCNA & CCENT
I'm currently studying for my MCSA, but plan on getting my CCNA right after.
Could you guys recommend hardware that would be sufficient? Switches and routers? I'm looking for something cheap. I'm also gonna look on the For Sale sticky as well.
Could you guys recommend hardware that would be sufficient? Switches and routers? I'm looking for something cheap. I'm also gonna look on the For Sale sticky as well.
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michaelkahl Member Posts: 37 ■■□□□□□□□□I don't pay attention well either, until reading this post I never noticed it. I'm such a nub.Working on....
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mrhaun03 Member Posts: 359michaelkahl wrote:I don't pay attention well either, until reading this post I never noticed it. I'm such a nub.
So you got any hardware or you going with router sims?Working on Linux+ -
michaelkahl Member Posts: 37 ■■□□□□□□□□I have 2x 1751's a 2924 and 1900 series switch, packet tracer, plus tomorrow evening our Catalyst 4507 comes in and I get to configure it for our campus. I'll be setting up our VLAN's, routing, ACL's, and other good stuff on it. This will be our new core switch replacing a no core network.
Also, i'm studying for the 640-801 (older curriculum) so I'm not sure if the switches are out dated for the new curriculum.Working on....
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505michaelkahl wrote:I have 2x 1751's a 2924 and 1900 series switch, packet tracer, plus tomorrow evening our Catalyst 4507 comes in and I get to configure it for our campus. I'll be setting up our VLAN's, routing, ACL's, and other good stuff on it. This will be our new core switch replacing a no core network.
Also, i'm studying for the 640-801 (older curriculum) so I'm not sure if the switches are out dated for the new curriculum. -
michaelkahl Member Posts: 37 ■■□□□□□□□□The 1900 was free, and can still be used for 640-801 study, although I'll agree, it's not the best.Working on....
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