Yeah, its a great rack that I can do a lot with. I wanted to recreate the Enterprise Routing book which has 13 routers, so I just pieced this together over the last year. I delayed field replacement of some Cisco routers at work to build the lab. My company has been very good to me allowing me to use the equipment. I know I will be able to use this for the ENT and Security tracks, but I dont think it will take me throuh the service provider track. You having all three is pretty darn impressive. You been an over-achiever long? 
csnow wrote:
Yeah, its a great rack that I can do a lot with. I wanted to recreate the Enterprise Routing book which has 13 routers, so I just pieced this together over the last year. I delayed field replacement of some Cisco routers at work to build the lab. My company has been very good to me allowing me to use the equipment. I know I will be able to use this for the ENT and Security tracks, but I dont think it will take me throuh the service provider track. You having all three is pretty darn impressive. You been an over-achiever long?
Chris,
I think you will be surprised what you can and cannot do with that lab setup. You do realize you can set your SRX platforms to run in packet-mode correct? This would allow those devices to behave more like our traditional router platforms.
Regarding your overly generous comments, it's not called over-achievement, rather it's called ADD
