Hi,Dyland
IMHO,1605 isn't a good choice, 2500 series is a good choice.
On 25 Nov 2000 21:42:39 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dyland
Desmarais) wrote:
>I would rather come back from the cert with as much know how as I can get.
>3 routers recommended, no problem.
>Now which routers. Are the 1605s ok or should I be looking at others like
>the 2500 series?
>Dyland
>------------------------------
>
>Hi,Dyland
>
>If your goal is just "PASS" the ccnp "EXAM", you don't need
>any router, but if you want to get the ccnp level "KNOWLEDGE", you'd
>better have at least 3 routers.If you don't get the ccnp level
>knowledge, your certification is just a paper
>
>
>On 25 Nov 2000 19:12:08 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Dyland
>Desmarais) wrote:
>
>>
>>A friend and I are both going for the CCNP together.
>>We were thinking of each getting a Cisco 1605 so we can do the labs for the
>>640-503 exam.
>>
>>I just wanted to know if the Cisco 1605's are sufficient. They come with
>>IOS Software Version 11.2(9)P
>>
>>All responses appreciated and welcome.
>>
>>Dyland
>>
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