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CCIE router simulator , PIX security
Hello everyone i have a simple question, I am going for my ccie and i need a good simulator as i dont have the tens of thousands to spend n lab equipment for one test.
as i dont have the initial cash the amortization issue ( pay for it now , rent it and hope to make back some of what i spent ) is moot
Lrmoore you have passed CCIE written i think , so what are you using to prepare for the lab
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IS anything more secure than a pix firewall , what would you use in a highly secure installation , where security is the utmost and highest all other considerations take a back seat???
as i dont have the initial cash the amortization issue ( pay for it now , rent it and hope to make back some of what i spent ) is moot
Lrmoore you have passed CCIE written i think , so what are you using to prepare for the lab
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IS anything more secure than a pix firewall , what would you use in a highly secure installation , where security is the utmost and highest all other considerations take a back seat???
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Have a look on ebay - you'll be surprised how chaply you can pick up old 2500s - there's nothing to beat having a stack of 4 routers and a bunch of DTE/DCE cable when studying - that's what I did for my CCIE and it worked a treat.
Good Luck
Dom
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the rack required for security needs a pix , havent seen for less than 1000
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how did you manage that ? I am curious
I am underemployed atm, so i need something cheap and free is better that scales to a ccie.