I would have one of the 2500's as the core router connected to both of the
others through it's serial ports. I say this because you can't have more than
one wan link with the 1600 series, so it has to be one of the outers. Have a
desktop connected to a hub that is connected to the 2 outer routers ethernet
ports. This way you are putting the 1600 to use and you've also simulated a 2
part wan link. This is the setup me and a friend have and we can do almost
all of the labs in the CCIE all in one study guide. If the way I write it is
confusing I'll try to draw a picture of it. I don't know if my e-mail client
will send it the way I draw it though ;) Good luck...
{{{2500}}}s0----------wan link----------s0{{{2500}}}s1----------wan
link---------s0{{{1600}}}
[e0 ISP(imaginary) [e0
[ [
[ [
PC PC
Hope this helps and makes it through all the mail servers the way I drew it
;) Good luck
Mark Zabludovsky ~ CCNA
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"My peers always told me that growing up would have a huge impact on my
life... What they didn't tell me is that the size of the impact would knock
me on my ass"...
~ Mark Z.~
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