If you like to pay lots of $$$ for no good reason, then definitely go with
the 2600 series. :)
If you'd like to get more bang for your buck and not spend a lot of $$$ on
modules, then go with the 25xx series for the majority of your routers. You
might want a couple of 26xx's to do VoIP and ISL trunking. A cat5k switch
couldn't hurt, either. Here's what I've got for sale if you are interested:
Cisco 2520 (4 serial, 1 ether, 1 isdn) w/ 8MB DRAM & 8MB Flash - ($1250 +
S/H)
Cisco Catalyst 5000 + S/H w/ (4) Modules & (1) power supply: ($4300 + S/H)
(1) SUP 1
(1) WS-X5213 (12 10/100 MBS ports)
(2) WS-X5020 (48 port 10 MBS group switching ethernet module) w/ 8 telco
cables included
Cisco 3640 w/ 48MB DRAM & 16MB Flash & 4 modules: ($7500 + S/H)
(1) 2 Ethernet 2 WAN Card Slot Network Module NM-2E2W=
(1) 2-Port Channelized T1/ISDN-PRI with CSU Network Module NM-2CT1-CSU=
(1) 8-Port Async/Sync Serial Network Module NM-8A/S=
(1) 1-Port Fast Ethernet Network Module NM-1FE-TX=
Cisco 2521 (4 serial, 1 token, 1 isdn) w/ 16MB DRAM & 8MB Flash - ($1000 +
S/H)
Cisco 2513 (2 serial, 1 token, 1 ether) w/ 16MB DRAM & 8MB Flash - ($1250 +
S/H)
Cisco Catalyst 2948-G (similar IOS to 4000) - ($3000 + S/H)
Cisco 2522 (10 serial, 1 ether, 1 isdn) w/ 16MB DRAM & 8MB Flash - ($2000 +
S/H)
I also have 2501s & 2502s.
Besides checks, I can take Visa/MC/Amex. Feel free and e-mail me if you
have any questions.
Thanks!
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
""James Kavenaugh"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a question about equipment. I just recieved my copy of routersim in
> the mail. Still trying to figure out what kind of shoddy routers it
actually
> simulates.
> Anyway I was going to buy the real equipment anyway, pick up a couple
> 2501's. A co-worker had said to get the 2600 series instead because it is
> newer and would be easier to sell later on. Personally I'm not to worried
> about loosing $$ because I get lots of enjoyment out of this sort of
thing.
> Anyway he had also told me not to buy routersim so I'm wondering if he's
> right about the 2600's also. So I'm asking the list for advice on this.
> Thanks!
> James
>
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