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[Greystorm]

Sorry I don't check the forum very often these days so my reply is a bit late.

Cyberdude, I did the same thing as you.

I took each NIC down in linux with ifdown ethX then checked which port on the switch went down. I then labelled my patch leads with the linux ethX designation so I knew which cable went where in my big mess of cables.

Then I mapped the ethX to a router in my .net file and patched it into the right port according to the Internetwork Expert topology.

Linux labels the ports in a sensible manner, something like eth0 is the lowest PCI slot etc. So once you get the pattern it's fairly easy to figure out.

[Magicsunny]

[Greystorm]

The cards I used were the Adaptec ana-6944. I can't recall the Fedora version (perhaps 6?) but it picked them up without installing any extra drivers.

I used a Gigabyte board with 3 PCI and two PCI-X slots. The Adaptecs were server class PCI devices but they went into the PCI and worked just fine.

Good luck.

[tomnjerry03]

Hi Grey,

I have read all you comments posted on this link and will be requiring you help in setting the CCIE Lab

My System Configuration is as:

Motherboard: (Gigabyte) GA-P35-S3G with 5 PCI Slots available
Processor: Q8200 2.33 Ghz

Please let me know whether ADAPTEC ETHERNET 10/100MBPS QUAD RJ-45 PCI64 ANA-62044 will work with this 32-bit PCI available on my board.

Your suggestion will help me out in building my CCIE Lab with four real switches (2 x 3560 and 2 x 3550)

Thanks

[hegefd]

thanks for the informatin on dynamips - can you help point me to the resource that you used to build your labs and go through the exercises?

thanks,
Fritz

[luis6268]

As someone who recently passed, I'm be interested in finding out if you have any suggestions for reading material since I'm just beginning my endeavor.
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