Well fellow cisco disciples (older meaning of students implied)

I am being given the following equipment  to work out a Lab design.  The list 
below is what I have on site now.  I know that some pieces are missing, 
specifically anything that will work with ATM or Gig E.  IOS is not an issue, 
I have access to CCO and permission level to download anything I want. 

What pieces would you recommend ?  I want to be sure I request equipment that 
will give me the most bang for the the buck widest possible (I do have to be 
reasonable) range for experimentation as I move towards the CCIE (maybe two 
years, i'm a slow learner).

Here is the List of what I have now.

Catayst 5500 with Sup III and 24 port 10/100 Blade  AC Power
Cisco 3810 (inc, FXX, FXS (3 ports each) Ethernet BRI and an Multifuntion T1 
mod
                    serial sync ports)
2 - Cisco 3640 each equipped with  : 2 Ethernet 2,  Token Ring,  2 WIC 1T
2 - Cisco 2620 each equipped with : 1 WIC 1T , 2FXO, 2 FXS
2 - Cisco 2520 (Fixed Configs)
1 - Cisco 2513 (Fixed Configs)
1 - Cisco 2511 (Fixed Configs)
1 - Cisco 1750 ( Fixed Config)

Also I have three NT servers, two Running IPX,  One Linux server (Syslog), 13 
individual laptops (133Mhz) to use as user pcs.  A laptop with Sniffer Pro is 
also included with each lab and two licenses for Sniffer, to run on remote 
Users for testsing and Troubleshooting.

I am in process of picking up some older IBM TR Nics and 4 MAU's

I also have one Cisco 2800 series hub.

Now For the embarassing part.  I hate to ask a question without you knowing 
I've thought about it.
Below Is what I think would be my idea to complete this lab scenario.


Begin with  a Lightstream 1010 (4 OC-3 Ports) and two 2912MF-XL with OC-3 ATM 
Modules.
I would add 4 2610 Cisco routers as a flexible addition, also acquiring 4 
each of the following modules for the 2600 series.   2 port serial (high), 1 
ort ISDN U, 1 Port ISDN BRI S/T, 1 port ethernet, 4 port ethernet (only 2), 
4port ISDB BRI S/T, 1 port channelized T1 (Only 2)

I would acquire the Adtran ISDN simulator.

Now it's your turn tell me my loopholes and mistakes.  What can I take out, 
and what should I add.

By the way I am being given four BRI lines (actually two in Illinois and two 
in Indiana)  So I can have separate locations and play with the local 
telcos.  In the near future there will be between 4-8 more similiar labs 
across the USA, I get to be one of the first .  

Tony Vendetti
CCNA,CCDA,RCDD, MCSE

Tony Vendetti
CCNA,CCDA,RCDD, MCSE

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