RE: Benefits of the lab on virtual hardware?

You don't think there could be a server issue? Memory overflow. IOU
crashes. You don't just lose one router, you lose 'em all! I wonder what
happens with IOU and the active configs if it craps out in the middle.

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-----Original Message-----
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Tom Solski
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 9:13 AM
To: groupstudy_at_nyms.net; ccielab_at_groupstudy.com
Cc: 'Tom Solski'
Subject: RE: Benefits of the lab on virtual hardware?

The benefit is at least not to worry about hardware failures which can
still
happen on configuration part.
 

-----Original Message-----
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groupstudy_at_nyms.net
Sent: 17-Nov-09 10:32
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Subject: Benefits of the lab on virtual hardware?

Hey guys, the new lab is all on virtual hardware right? So does this
mean
reloads should be instantaneous or will it simulate the delay in loading
the
IOS from flash each time.
Anyone know any other advantage/ disadvantage to running it virtually?

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Received on Tue Nov 17 2009 - 09:16:33 ART