CCIE R&S LabKit
Hi there guys, newby around here 
I´ve been working with Cisco devices for a few years and have accomplished CCNA/CCNP/CCIE (written) certs.
Now i´m aiming for the lab and i´m looking for a lab kit to install in the laboratory of my work.
Any idea of where can i get one for a reasonable price? I´ve founded one that is maybe nice but i don´t know if i can post the link here (spam rules or something).
Any help would be great

I´ve been working with Cisco devices for a few years and have accomplished CCNA/CCNP/CCIE (written) certs.
Now i´m aiming for the lab and i´m looking for a lab kit to install in the laboratory of my work.
Any idea of where can i get one for a reasonable price? I´ve founded one that is maybe nice but i don´t know if i can post the link here (spam rules or something).
Any help would be great

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I´ve seen this one that sounds nice enough:
The CCNP / CCIE - CISCO CCNP LAB - INCLUDES CCENT & CCNA TRAINING
What do you think about it?
If your just looking at that for the hardware it's a bit pricey I'd buy the hardware individually. 2600, and 2950 can be found for cheap. 3550 you can get a little over a 130 bucks from certification kits.
Not too much detail on the training material maybe the seller could provide more information about that to if it's worth the cost. Plus you'll need more then that to get the CCIE alot more.
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Is it worth getting 2950's for ccie ? Surely at the least you need 3550's?
Lab Equipment and IOS Version - CCIE ROUTING AND SWITCHING TRACK - Cisco Systems
For CCIE R&S aren't you going to need at least 5-6 routers and 5-6 switches ?
What is the suggested setup and topologies in the CCIE lab books ?
and in the CCIE rack rentals ?
Get Turgon ,and the others doing CCIE to give you suggestions on whats best hardware wise
and if you should buy or rent rack time.
Just don't buy that lab kit.
Plus most premade lab kits are older equipment for premium prices.
If work is paying for it, couldn't you just lease the equipment and get new or at least the hardware cisco suggests you use ?
2950 is meaningless for CCIE. The lab only uses 3560 now. You can do most of the stuff on 3550 though and go for rack rentals for the stuff you can't do like private VLANs, QoS is a bitt different, IPv6 isn't supported etc. There are also guys running Dynamips topologies with real switches so that is an alternativ as well which is a bit cheaper.
CCIE #37149
I´m looking into the ultimate pack (INE) and it looks great. Quite expensive but if that helps me to pass CCIE that´s ok for me.
CCIE Routing & Switching Lab Preparation
Should it be enough? I have a great experience in routing, switching, MPLS, QoS ... i have to improve my knowledge of Multicast and Frame-Relay most of all.
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Thanks! I´ll buy it then.
Wish me luck