From: Keith Bizzell (mkbcoolman@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Dec 15 2006 - 18:04:46 ART
Taylor,
Your routers are pretty much obsolete for lab pursposed. You need to be
able to support 12.4 Advanced Enterprise. The following routers can support
this, according to the IOS upgrade planner:
876
1701
1711
1712
1721
1751
1751-V
1760
1801
1802
1803
1811
1812
1841
2610XM-2611XM
2620XM-2621XM
2650XM-2651XM
2691
2801
2811
2821
2851
3220
3250
3270
3725
3745
3825
3845
7200
7200-NPE-G2
7301
Your next best option is to use enterprise plus on a 3640/3660 platform.
This is also supported on Dynamips. Check here for more
information.<http://www.internetworkexpert.com/resources/iosonpc.htm>
As far as the switches go, they will do fine for the most part. I
understand there are some differences in the way QoS is handled, but you can
probably just figure that out with a handful of rack rental sessions.
Here's the latest detail from Cisco on the current IOS and equipment.
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/ccie/rs/lab_equipment.html
Hope that helps!
Keith
On 12/15/06, Taylor X <blottodiablo@hotmail.com > wrote:
>
> Hello folks,
>
> Building my Lab. I have 4 3750-48PS-E switches. I also have a bunch of
> 2501s
> and 2524 routers running 12.1 code. Curoius what other routers would be
> "must" haves and how many. Whats the minimum amout of new routers I need
> with what I already have in place?
>
> I know the switches will serve me well but I am looking on advice as to
> what
> else I might add to my lab to get me closer.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Taylor
>
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