WTB - Cisco Router for CCNA

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Salami

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#273381 19-Aug-2020 15:39

Hi Guys

I'm studying CCNA and I need a cisco router that are not too expensive

Looking for these models

cisco 2621

Cisco 2801

Cisco 1921

Cisco 2611

Cisco 2751

Does anyone have one that they don't use so I can buy it off them?

Hopefully not too expensive as I've been made redundant .

Thanks

Sounddude

I fix stuff!
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#2544589 19-Aug-2020 15:41

Where are you based?

Have a room full of cisco stuff which we are looking to get rid of, happy for you to have a look and see what you want. Albany based.

Salami

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#2544591 19-Aug-2020 15:45

Sounddude:

Where are you based?

Have a room full of cisco stuff which we are looking to get rid of, happy for you to have a look and see what you want. Albany based.

I'm in Auckland, Penrose.

I will PM you

geekiegeek

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#2544632 19-Aug-2020 16:56

Salami:

Hi Guys

I'm studying CCNA and I need a cisco router that are not too expensive

Looking for these models

cisco 2621

Cisco 2801

Cisco 1921

Cisco 2611

Cisco 2751

Does anyone have one that they don't use so I can buy it off them?

Hopefully not too expensive as I've been made redundant .

Thanks

Why not just simulate them, then you can have whatever you want, https://www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer is the official Cisco version but there are others that are freely available.

Salami

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#2544684 19-Aug-2020 18:53

I have packet tracer installed and ran thru some initial setup and setting up a server rack .

I was hoping to grab some physical stuff and plug things around .

I think it's easier than dragging and dropping cables and power supply onto a screen.

Just feels awkward