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Router For Christmas???
DANMOH009
Member Posts: 241
in CCNA & CCENT
Ok,
So i passed my CCNA last month and im getting a bit worried that im going to start to forget things, I working in a tech support role but no real cisco exposure, Was thinking a good way of not loosing the knowledge is to buy a cisco router for the house!
I was thinking of connecting the cisco up to BT VDSL modem and using this for my day to day browsing, That way i can mess about with ACLs perhaps set up VOIP and a VPN.
Is this a good idea? and if so what router would you guys recommend?
Thanks
So i passed my CCNA last month and im getting a bit worried that im going to start to forget things, I working in a tech support role but no real cisco exposure, Was thinking a good way of not loosing the knowledge is to buy a cisco router for the house!
I was thinking of connecting the cisco up to BT VDSL modem and using this for my day to day browsing, That way i can mess about with ACLs perhaps set up VOIP and a VPN.
Is this a good idea? and if so what router would you guys recommend?
Thanks
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Futura
Member Posts: 191
I would recommend an ASA firewall. I have a 5505 and use it for many things. Including an impressive VPN system that you can show off. A router in the house has limited functionality.
Thats my 2 bits
I am also in Manchester UK btw! -
OptionsDANMOH009
Member Posts: 241
Im starting mess around with GNS3, but its not the same as your own LAN i feel i'll be more committed to fixing it if its my own, Plus building for the future, dont want to all of sudden decide to buy the equiptment and end up paying a fortune!
