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Burt's right. But if you can find a Cisco engineer, he/she may be able to help. Sometimes they will provide an image or two if it's only to be used in a lab for educational purposes. What's the risk in asking? [the other] Bill

Hi Gene, Coming from a very security-oriented environment, I understand the concern. A lot of the time, city governments can provide some intern opportunities. In your vicinity there are hundreds of small city government networks operations and a couple of county ones to check out. Of all...

Check the possibility of internships with some of the local business. that's a good way to get some hands-on experience and maybe open the door at the business where you're interning. [the other] Bill

http://www.cisco.com/web/partners/downloads/765/tools/quickreference/routerperformance.pdf [the other] Bill

Tim... Uh, I mean Burt, The fast bus speeds are exactly what I'm counting on to distribute the individual blocks to available processors. I'm the kind of golfer that OSHA plans for. Everybody must wear helmets, special shatter-proof eye protection and padded protective clothing, and stand...

Ought give Burt and UncleRico some stars (thanks). [the other] Bill

No, you can assign a default route even on a DHCP client router. [the other] Bill

I should have said that an array is two or more processors, not than an array = more than one processor. [the other] Bill

Forgot to mention.... The term "processor(s)" includes single-core processors, single cores in a multi-core processor, or an array of multi-core processors. Array = > 1 processor. [the other] Bill

As bandwidth increases and the need for privacy expands, scalable solutions for cryptographic processing will be required. Cryptographic solutions must be capable of handling cryptographic processing at full-bandwidth speeds from the PC through the internet backbone. Current cryptographic...

Try replacing the cables and make sure all your DSL filters are in place. Try to keep the cable run from the DSL filter to to the router to a minimum. [the other] Bill

Don't forget that wireless communication is a two-way street. Just because you have a strong radio and antenna in your router does not mean that you're wireless communication card in your PC or wireless feature in your laptop has a strong enough radio to transmit back to the wireless...

RE: 3640 Network Modules!! Check the compatibility of various NMs with the desired WICs. Some of the newer WICs are NOT supported by some of the NMs. The NM-1E2W or NM-2E2W (and similar vintage NMs) support a limited number of WICs and should be avoided (IMVHO). IIRC, neither will support a...

BTW, the 1FE1R2W is rather inexpensive compared to some of the other options. (Thanks for the star!!) [the other] Bill

I thought the default for access is deny all. (Might not be correct.) [the other] Bill

Gene's recommendation will get you going. You'll probably want a couple of other options. A 3640 needs a network module (NM) with open WIC slots. That's where the flexibility makes a 3640 a great lab router. My suggestion is to get your hands on a NM-1FE1R2W or two. That NM will provide 2...

I always wanted to get to the top of the Eigerp, but never got to Grundenwald. Its supposed to be pretty spectacular. I did take the train from Zurich via Basel to Milan. That was moderately jaw-dropping. [the other] Bill

I saw it on Broadway, but I'm not really a student. I kinda read the same thing. What's a bong? (lol) [the other] Bill

Study. It works the best for me. [the other] Bill

Poor thing. There, does that feel better... (LOL) [the other] Bill