Cisco 3550s for Routing Labs
How much of the routing labs can I do with a set of 3550s? Looking at the feature set for ip services, it looks like lacks OSPFv3. Does anyone know what else I would be lacking. My work is decommissioning a bunch of these and will let me use them to practice with, but I am thinking they may not help too much with BSCI.
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Panzer919
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I think “very senior” gets stuck in there because the last six yahoos that applied for the position couldn’t tell a packet from a Snickers bar.
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keenon
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i could use 2 myselfBecome the stainless steel sharp knife in a drawer full of rusty spoons -
down77
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I have 2, looking for 1 more!
You may still want to look at GNS3/Dynamips for the bsci unless you have the necessary routers at your disposal. Somehow I inherited two 2811s, two 3745s and a bunch of 2620s at work (with no modules of course).CCIE Sec: Starting Nov 11 -
Cyanic
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I wish I could sell them. They go out to auction by the pallet when we excess them. Then will probably end up on ebay or in schools.
I figured there would be too much to in the non-BSCMSN exams for the 3550's, but it sounds like GNS3 should really help to fill in the rest. -
keenon
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i'm pretty sure we can all chip in to buy a pallet
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