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What type of Routers do you use on your job
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| 1700 Series |
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1 |
10.00% |
| 2500 Series |
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6 |
60.00% |
| 3600 Series |
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2 |
20.00% |
| 4000 Series |
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1 |
10.00% |
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What type of routers do you use on your job
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MaulerJ
Professional Stripper
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Registered: Aug 2002
Location: SA
Country: United States
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Certifications: Network +, CNA, CCNA, Certified Best Daddy & Hubby
Working on: Linux +,CWA ooh and slowly working on that Business degree.
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 What type of routers do you use on your job
2500 Series
3600 Series
4000 Series
1700 Series
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MaulerJ
Professional Stripper
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Registered: Aug 2002
Location: SA
Country: United States
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Certifications: Network +, CNA, CCNA, Certified Best Daddy & Hubby
Working on: Linux +,CWA ooh and slowly working on that Business degree.
Total Posts: 258
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So everyone gets the CCNA, and doesn't use routers?
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12-17-02 11:50 PM
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ChrisDfer
Certified Jackass
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Registered: Mar 2002
Location:
Country: United States
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Certifications: Sold them all on ebay(currently selling I-NET+ & Server+ all bids considered)
Working on: the really really really really really really really really really hard ones
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HOOLIGAN
Vindaloo
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: \
Country: Antarctica
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Certifications: A+ CCNA
Working on: BSc , CCNP
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We use one or two pipeline, Cabletron and a couple of Ciscos (2500 and 3600) if there was a generic network exam that had as much respect as CCNA I would have got that instead.
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12-18-02 12:35 AM
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chodan
Senior Member
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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Kentucky
Country: United States
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Certifications: CCNA/CCNP CCDA /CCDP MCSE NT4/Win2000 MCP+I Network+ Security+
Working on: CCIE Routing & Switching
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we gots
1 3640
2 7206
1 2509
2 2600
1 pix 515
1 pix 501
3 1600 at remotes
not counting 45 WAN switches
and a big honking marconi ASX1000
a bunch of Cisco Catalyst 3524/3548/3508 LAN switches.
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MadChef
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Registered: Sep 2000
Location:
Country: USA
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Certifications:
Working on: A Sex Farm
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For my project right now I think the list will be something like this:
2610 & 2612
2620
3640
3662
7206VXR
12008
and MSFC2 if you want to count the L3 function of the 6500.
Periodically I have to hit some of the legacy gear which is generally 261x, 4000, 7000, 750x, and Cat8500s, but I've even seen an AGS+ at one point.
MadChef
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12-18-02 10:14 AM
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mindmesh
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Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Philadelphia
Country: United States
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Certifications: A+, MCP, MCSA +S, MCSE
Working on: CCNA, LPI, RHCE
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I get to play around on a couple diffrent types..
Cisco
10000
7206
1600
Don't get to config anything but the 1600's but its still fun !!! 
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