Cisco Rack Rental recommendations
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Posted by VivekRajan on January 13, 2007, 11:37 pm
Please log in for more thread options We are looking to rent a cisco lab rack. The purpose of the rental is to train some of our staff on Cisco CLI. Our requirements: 1) SSH or TELNET access to each routers CLI. 2) SNMP access, we should be able to check for interface status, get traps when interfaces go down, etc. Any recommendations ? Best Regards, Vivek Rajan Unleash Networks http://www.unleashnetworks.com | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Den on January 14, 2007, 4:13 am
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Posted by James on January 14, 2007, 2:57 pm
Please log in for more thread options Why not download a copy of Dynamips/Dynagen, it's a real router emulator
that uses real Cisco IOS images for the 7200 series. Training CCIEs use this for their labs if they don't want to fork out the money for a full lab. Just do a google search for dynagen and dynamips. If you need an image, download IOS hunter and you will find one very easily. Regards Den wrote: > Hi, I have used this one, it's quite reasonable, reliable and the kit seems
> to be up to date: > > http://www.mindtechcom.com/index.php > >> Hello group,
>> >> We are looking to rent a cisco lab rack. >> >> The purpose of the rental is to train some of our staff on Cisco CLI. >> >> Our requirements: >> 1) SSH or TELNET access to each routers CLI. >> 2) SNMP access, we should be able to check for interface status, >> get traps when interfaces go down, etc. >> >> Any recommendations ? >> >> Best Regards, >> Vivek Rajan >> Unleash Networks >> http://www.unleashnetworks.com >> >
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Posted by SS on January 14, 2007, 5:59 pm
Please log in for more thread options I just installed Dynamips/Dynagen, and seems to work fine. And one question
for you, have many RAM do I need if I wanna to run 4-5 virtual routers (in CCNP lab environment: OSPF and EIGRP are using lots of CPU and MEM in their calculations). > Why not download a copy of Dynamips/Dynagen, it's a real router emulator
> that uses real Cisco IOS images for the 7200 series. Training CCIEs use > this for their labs if they don't want to fork out the money for a full > lab. > > Just do a google search for dynagen and dynamips. > > If you need an image, download IOS hunter and you will find one very > easily. > > Regards > > Den wrote: >> Hi, I have used this one, it's quite reasonable, reliable and the kit
>> seems to be up to date: >> >> http://www.mindtechcom.com/index.php >> >>> Hello group,
>>> >>> We are looking to rent a cisco lab rack. >>> >>> The purpose of the rental is to train some of our staff on Cisco CLI. >>> >>> Our requirements: >>> 1) SSH or TELNET access to each routers CLI. >>> 2) SNMP access, we should be able to check for interface status, >>> get traps when interfaces go down, etc. >>> >>> Any recommendations ? >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> Vivek Rajan >>> Unleash Networks >>> http://www.unleashnetworks.com >>> >>
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Posted by Freeride on January 14, 2007, 6:38 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Sun, 14 Jan 2007 23:59:17 +0100, SS wrote:
> I just installed Dynamips/Dynagen, and seems to work fine. And one question
> for you, have many RAM do I need if I wanna to run 4-5 virtual routers (in > CCNP lab environment: OSPF and EIGRP are using lots of CPU and MEM in their > calculations). > I have six 7200's running with 160mb of ram each and on a system with 2gb of ram and sure it would run fine with 1.5gb. Thing with Dynamips/Dynagen is that you can run it on multiple PCs and bridge labs together, since it allows you to bridge a virtuals router interfaces with a physical interface on the PC. | ||||||||||||||||
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> We are looking to rent a cisco lab rack.
>
> The purpose of the rental is to train some of our staff on Cisco CLI.
>
> Our requirements:
> 1) SSH or TELNET access to each routers CLI.
> 2) SNMP access, we should be able to check for interface status,
> get traps when interfaces go down, etc.
>
> Any recommendations ?
>
> Best Regards,
> Vivek Rajan
> Unleash Networks
> http://www.unleashnetworks.com
>