That's one nice lab!!!
I wasn't going for competition, I just trying to find out how other people's
labs are put together. It's obvious from your setup that you are quite
serious about pursuing your CCIE (as am I) and as such, it's nice to learn
how people like yourself are approaching this task.
How do you like your 7000? I am considering purchasing one if I can also
find an ATM card for it. I currently have only one router with ATM (a 4700
with an OC-3 MMF module) and need another to really work on routing with
ATM. Between my Lighstream ATM switches and my Cat5000 with a ATM LANE
module in it, I'm covered on the ATM switching side, but I'm still short one
router for the routing side of ATM.
What are you using for a 2nd ATM router? Also, do you have any voice
capability yet? (I've got a 1750 with a voice module, but haven't touched it
yet from a voice perspective).
Also, I notice in the picture that you have 3 trolls on top of your stack.
Does it help <grin>? (I have Buzz Lightyear on top of mine).
Louie
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Bernard
Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 6:06 AM
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Subject: RE: What does your home lab look like?
Louie,
I think my home lab can beat your home lab.
I don't want to show off by the amount of the hardware, but as an indiction
of how much my career is worth to me.
Check out www.networkking.net/homelab/lab.jpg
This is my collection:
Routers:
IGS
804
2501
2503
2414
2504 x2
7000
Route processor
Silicon SP
Token Ring card 4 ports
Serial card 8 ports
Ether Card
FDDI Interface Processor x3
Switches:
5500 13 slot
Supervisor III
FDDI card
10BaseT card
155MM ATM card x2
ATM LANE emulation module
ATM Switch processor
2926
2924
1900 x2
1212 workgroup stack
Firewall PIX 510
ISDN Teltone Simulator
Dialup Viking Simulator
My setup changes from scenario to scenario, but your diagram is impressive I
should say.
Good luck.
Bernard
>
> I'd be interested to see the different configurations / equipment that
> exists in everyone's home labs. Perhaps we could even "trade
> time" between
> labs to prevent us from all spending a fortune for lab equipment.
>
> Anyone want to post a diagram of their home lab config so we
> can compare
> notes and setups?
>
> Here's mine in its current form (It's still a work in
> progress - I need
> another Router with an ATM Module)
>
> http://members.home.com/louieb/ciscolab.htm
>
> Comments, suggestions, thoughts, criticisms all appreciated..
>
> I've shown you mine, now show me yours :>
>
>
> Louie
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