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Hi Everyone,
I'm planning to learn CISCO CCNA, does the following hardware is good enough to get to know basic IOS stuff ?
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2 x Cisco 2620 Routers
2 x WS-C2924M-XL-EN
2 x WIC-1T
2 x DTE/DCE Serial Cables
4 x Power Cables
1 x Console Cable
Albert
i'm also looking to do my CCNA got the books, and now got the money some buy some Kit, so i'm intrested if that would be the kit needed.
that's why man I ask in this forum too :-)
if you want the easy way of learning the IOS, commands and things then you could always try using Packet Tracer from Cisco if you are enrolled it is a free download and the online chapters interface with it to create practical sessions
Should be fine.
@albertwt Just for reference, how much would that kit set you back?
No need to buy hardware ...just use GNS3
bio..
You can use packetracer to further your knowledge and it's good for when you are away from your lab but nothing beats hands on with the actual hardware.
Ben
it is from here:
Cisco CCNA LAB 2 - 2 Switches 2 Routers (eBay item 260680696561 end time 19-Nov-10 21:30:37 AEDST) : Computers
or
Cisco CCNA LAB consisting of 2 routers and 2 switches. (eBay item 260689649468 end time 22-Nov-10 16:09:04 AEDST) : Computers
around AUD $ 200-250
which one would you pick ?
and yes I do have and use GNS3 but haven't tried Dynamips yet.
The easiest way is to get your own Kit, and use Cisco CBT NUggets (which I Have). Packet Tracer is OK but some commands are missing especially when you start to get into VLAN's.
Honestly the new CBT Nugets Rule!
it is AUD $ 250.Quote:
Originally Posted by DAZZD88
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