Voice Lab
BroadcastStorm
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Hello everyone I am new to CCNA Voice, but have decided to put together a CCNA voice lab equipment, something that will also usable for CCNP: Voice, do you guys mind telling me the list of equipment I need to fully simulate CCNA Voice.
I currently have 2 x 3940 2 x 3960 IP Phones.
I currently have 2 x 3940 2 x 3960 IP Phones.
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mikem2te Member Posts: 407BroadcastStorm wrote: »Hello everyone I am new to CCNA Voice, but have decided to put together a CCNA voice lab equipment, something that will also usable for CCNP: Voice, do you guys mind telling me the list of equipment I need to fully simulate CCNA Voice.
I currently have 2 x 3940 2 x 3960 IP Phones.
Which exam are you looking to to take to get the CCNA Voice? The CVoice or the IIUC, they have different lab requirements.
For now I would be looking to get a one router capable of running call manager express, something like a 1760 with a DSP / PVDM. They are pretty versatile but take ages to boot.Blog : http://www.caerffili.co.uk/
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azaghul Member Posts: 569 ■■■■□□□□□□Hi,
Have a look at my post...
http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-voice/49420-ccna-voice-lab-home.html
I think it covers most of the CCNA Voice questions for a home lab (IIUC track).
I can definitely agree with Mike about the 1760's, they make great entry level voice routers and they do take a long time to boot. But the boot-time = coffee-time. I had mine kitted out with both E1 and T1 (really needed if doing CCVP later) as well as FXS, FXO and E&M as required, and a PVDM-256K-20 for my DSP's.