I'm thinking about putting together a home lab and am trying to figure out the right routers to get. Is the main difference between a 2500 series and 2600 series that the 2600 is modular and a 2500 is fixed? I know 2500's are end of life cycle and are probably slower and all that, but that doesn't matter so much for a home lab, does it? Since the 2600 appears to be modular and the 2500 is not, I'm thinking I could just get a couple 2600's and then buy various components - T1 WIC, ISDN, Async 16A, etc and put them in and configure, take them out, replace and configure, etc.... Then maybe I could just end up having to buy a couple routers and be able to test and configure a bunch of stuff, rather than having to buy a different 2500 for each thing. Any insight or personal experiences would help. Thanks a lot.
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