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They are hard limits across the platforms. Not Hardware limited. If you were to hit 50,000 connections on a asa 5510 is will display the message maximum connections hit, and will not accept or create any new connections. CCNP

Nope should juts work, same concept as the ASA5505 in client mode. I have tested them in a 4 layer natted network no issues... CCNP

You can do PBR just change the SDM to routing. Other then that just connect them add two default routes and it will load balance per-flow if you make it the default gateway for your external facing devices. CCNP

Good Job Man, My R&S Written was tough.... I guess we are 20% CCIE combined ;) CCNP

a nice 3560/3750 will do you a solid. CCNP

Maybe is the Flux Capacitor. CCNP

Is the right Filange intact? CCNP

do a sho system mtu to double check what cluebird said. CCNP

Nope you got it right. You need to Add those sub-nets in by redistributing the connected and statics respectively. CCNP

@calidude2: You seem more like a Microsoft guy. They have much easier exams. CCNP

?? i have spent 7k on my lab. I am saying on books 3k. And you are not at ccie level and 3k on books? CCNP

check out iperf. Will do exactly what you need. CCNP

Ipexpert and INE are good stuff but very expensive. I've spent almost 3k on my ccie studies with them CCNP

The asa receives a perfect stealth right out of the box from grc.com-<< but that's irrelevant. The ASA is good device to have no matter what you choose. But you might need to hire someone to set it up. CCNP

Really if it's a business i would not recommend anything less then an ASA5505, but if you don't want to fork out 400$ for awesome security you little linksys should be ok. Just know that there are tons of undocumented vulnerabilities on them. And if any serious sustained traffic starts coming...

There is no need at the basic level for any type of training other then a few books, Route and iins are Both pro/entry level certs. A good route book and some practice is all you need. iins same thing. You can poke around the internetz and find some cbt and train signal stuff that is still...

OoO! Sydney! Yeah it will cost me 2700$ to take it in NC. Whoop whoop. CCNP

Same in Boston, Nearest one to us is North Carolina For the lab, and there are like 50 places in MA or NY to take the Written. CCNP

Neither do i but im in the u.s. Nearest one to me is NC. CCNP

It's something along those lines. I'm not to worried about it, But i think 18 months is right. CCNP