I'm selling my Cisco lab. Before I put it on eBay, I thought I'd ask if anyone locally was interested. I don't have any pictures yet.<br><br>This auction is for seven 2500 series routers, a 4000 series router,
<br>various cables, and accessories. All are in good working order.<br><br>2509: 16M RAM, 16M Flash, 1 Ethernet, 2 Sync Serial, 8 Async serial<br>2507: 16M RAM, 16M Flash, 1 Ethernet (16 port hub), 2 Sync Serial<br>2504: 16M RAM, 12M Flash, 1 Token ring, 2 Sync Serial, 1 ISDN BRI
<br>2501: 16M RAM, 16M Flash, 1 Ethernet, 2 Sync Serial<br>2521: 16M RAM, 16M Flash, 1 Token Ring, 4 Sync Serial (2 high, 2 low), ISDN BRI<br>2514: 16M RAM, 16M Flash, 2 Ethernet, 2 Sync Serial<br>2514: 4M RAM, 8M Flash, 2 Ethernet, 2 Sync Serial
<br>4000M: (4M Flash, 16M DRAM) 1 Token Ring, 4 Serial<br>24 port Token Ring Switch<br><br>Cables:<br>1 x 8 port async (octopus) cable for the 2509 to console into the other devices<br>5 x DB60 DTE-DCE (ie serial crossover for the 2500s) cables
<br>4 x DB60-RS232 DTE-DCE (serial crossover for the 4000 to a 2500) cables<br>2 x token ring connectors for the 2500s<br>Power + Ethernet cables<br><br><br>Don't worry about buying your CCNA/CCNP/CCIE lab in parts (not to mention
<br>separate shipping charges), this is a ready to<br>go lab setup with eight routers. I have happily used it over the past few<br>years for CCNP studying and writing, including all the scenarios at<br><a href="http://ccnprecertification.com">
ccnprecertification.com</a>.<br><br>Despite the equipment's age, it's still great for lab scenarios with BGP,<br>OSPF, EIGRP, NAT, IPv6, multicast, and IPSEC VPNs. The 2509 has 8 async serial ports to act as a terminal
<br>server, just like on the CCIE lab. The 2521 and 4000M make great frame relay simulators. Put the 2514s into<br>bridging mode and you can even play with spanning tree. Pick up an ISDN<br>emulator and you can do dial on demand scenarios (or do it over the AUX port
<br>with the gear as it is)<br><br>All the necessary cables and transceivers are included to hook the routers<br>together and get started. I'll even include "Routing TCP/IP volume 1" by Jeff<br>Doyle to make you a guru of interior routing protocols and "CCNA Video
<br>Mentor" by Wendell Odom if you're just starting out.<br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Sean Walberg <<a href="mailto:sean@ertw.com">sean@ertw.com</a>> <a href="http://ertw.com/">http://ertw.com/</a>