Group,
I have been given some great links to sites in which I can lease
equipment, and rent rack time. My question to all of you who have built a
lab or who are in the process of building a lab is this: What would be the
best possible setup in order to prepare for the CCIE lab. I have read a few
of the posts thus far from persons who are in the process of building labs,
and they are shooting for a price of $4,000 dollars for a pretty extensive
lab. If I could put a lab together for that price I would jump at the
chance. Does anyone have a list of sites in which I could find used gear at
a reasonable price? What functionality should my lab have. The problem is
that the CCIE lab incorporates a great deal of technologies which I will
probably never see at work or only once in a great while. I live in way up
north in Minnesota, Duluth to be exact, well actually I live in Superior,
Wisconsin right across the bridge but close enough. Is there anyone in this
area willing to form a study group, lease out, buy, or lend equipment for
such a lab. Studying is great by yourself sometimes, but I tell you what,
you never seem to learn as much as if you can bounce Ideas off of others.
If anyone in my area Duluth, Minnesota, and/or Superior, Wisconsin has an
interest in firing up a group study for the CCNP and the CCIE I would enjoy
that opportunity.
In the meantime I'm trying to put a lab together but instead of
searching all over the net, maybe some of you out there have purchased and
could recommend a good used equipment site. Fatkid.com offers leasing, and
I appreciate the link I received to it, but I'm wondering how expensive it
would be for me to build that same lab at home? Is the fatkid lab similar
to the CCIE lab? Alright I'm getting carried away. I hate technology it's
to addicting.
Thanks in advance,
Jeremy
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