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Also make sure that your router is running Cisco IOS version 12.0 and above in order to do NAT MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

One more thing. Exactly how difficult and expensive is it to upgrade the ram and flash for the router? Is this adviceable? Thanks MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

BTW, the WICS are Cisco SM25-56K4 DSU/CSU 56/64-kbps and Cisco SM25-BRI-U ISDN WAN w/NT1 MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Hello, I hate to ask this question but I feel that you guys have a good feel for what's reasonable for these devices given your professional backgrounds. I just won an item on ebay for the above price and I would like to hear your opinions regarding the amount to be paid out. Thanks much! MCP...

Can you list these routers in order of retail price? I don't need to know the price, just the order from least to most expensive (Although an estimate won't hurt :) ) Thanks guys. MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Simply put, I'm on a budget and would like to make the best purchase for the price. Budget runs from $100 to max $140. What is a good setup to look for in this price range keeping in mind possible use for future studies to obtain advanced certifications such as CCNP. Pardon the several messages...

How's this one? Cisco 2501 3000 Software IGS-IN-L Version 11.1 (10) 20 MB DRAM 8 MB Flash $137 (Shipping included) I don't like the fact that it comes with 11.1, but it has 20mb ram. Which is more reasonable or logical to upgrade? Ram, flash or IOS? MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

I truly appreciate your help Mike. I do understand the different roles ram and flash play, I guess I'm not positive if the difference in performance between 8 and 16 ram is substancial enough to warrant the higher ram. If the router already has 12.0 IOS, I don't believe I would need to mess...

Thanks for the swift response. To be honest, I have already completed the CCNA exam. After a 6 month hiatus, I would like to continue my studies in order to refine my knowledge and possibly pursue the CCNP in the future. (Although at present my time is being consumed by studying for Microsoft...

Hello, I'm in the process of purchasing an additional router for my lab for practice purposes. The router is a Cisco 2501 with 12.0 IOS, 8mb flash and 4mb dram. Is this setup adequate given the price and situation? The purchase price is $95. I know the ideal setup is 12 IOS and 16/16. What...

Thanks buddy! MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Also, with a 2 machine setup, which areas would pose major difficulties to duplicate. I know AD replication to be one of these areas. What else can I expect? You've been very helpful, I appreciate your efforts. MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

For further clarification, in your case with your 4 year experience, it has allowed you to develop a greater perspective of the OS, although in a production environment, it still goes a long way towards your developement and understanding which is what I'm trying to achieve for the most part...

I appreciate your response. I followed the same route with purchasing routers and catalyst switches for the CCNA. A very good experience overall [afro2] Anyhow, I totally understand what you mean. However, I also feel you may have misunderstood me which is understandable. What I really meant to...

Thanks for the re-assurance Nzarth. Let me ask you a question. How long have you been in the field and working with the Win2k OS? While using 2 machines do you feel that you now have a full grasp and can command or administer the system adequately? I will definately start out with my current...

I will take your advice to heart. Thanks to all of you. MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Thanks Setnaffa, To be honest, I'm also lacking the real-estate at the moment to store additional physical computers, which is why this sounds like an ideal solution for me, but I also recognize the benefits of having the real thing as opposed to a virtual setup. MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Zman, That's fantastic! I heard of the technology, but never got around to actually looking into it. I performed some research and it looks like MS is developing or has developed virtual server 2003 as well! Anyhow, this sounds like the solution for me at this time and I can't thank you...

So far, I'm hearing that a 2 system setup should be adequate for a majority of the MS tests. I will try to gain access and learn AD stuff at work as time progresses. MCP NT Server 4.0, CCNA

Twinmoon, I appreciate your input. I recently completed the CCNA and was able to acquire needed resources such as routers, switches, etc, which is really the main reason I'm now broke :-( I'm looking forward to starting the MS exams though. I feel that the Cisco course has given a better and...