I'm considering selling my personal Cisco lab which consists of 3 2500 routers, 2 1900 switches, a Great Quality laptop (1.80 ghz 256 mb ram) and a desktop (gateway 1.80 ghz 128 mb ram) with all the cabling and connectors.
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depends on how old they are.
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We have sold hundreds of IBM 390 laptops.  Customers have bought a $30 wifi card we sell that includes a CDROM disk.  They put the card in the PCMCIA card slot and load the drivers.  Very easy to do and relatively inexpensive.  We like the NetGear WiFi card because the antenna does not stick very out of the end of the laptop, so less likely to be damaged.  We have bought and sold hundreds and they have proven very reliable.
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XBRITE-HiColor™ technology3 Wirelss LAN4 Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network\nConnection (802.11a/b/g)4 Bluetooth® Technology3 N/A Optical Drive \n\nwww.learningcenter.sony.us/assets/ Computers/Notebooks/FE/specifications.html
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Hmm.. Although it wont make any apparent difference to the activity of your computer, I wont recommend it for long run .. Squashed and cramped cables will torn up sooner than they are expected to .. And as Murphy's law states "If anything can go wrong, It will go wrong" those wires will attract cobwebs or all other things like that .. \nI'll suggest you to organize them .. :)
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No CD burner?  that person's on crack!  I have a 15" Macbook Pro 2.0 GHz/256 MB VRAM, with 2 GB RAM and 100 GB 7200 RPM Hard Drive. Oh, yeah.. and a SUPERDRIVE (DVD -R -RW +R +RW and CD -R -RW).  I sold my Dual 1.8 GHz G5 tower, and have UPGRADED in power and performance.  My system runs very smoothly.  I've taken it apart.  Its thin, lightweight, good screen quality, ect.  Warmth of the machine depends on how much air it gets and the temperature of the room.  At home it's hot, but at school and even outside with a breeze, it stays cool.  The design of it is exelent.  My dad's HP notebook is almost twice as thick, twice as heavy, I always hit the disk eject button on the side, and the fans are on the BOTTOM where your legs go!  Macbook Pro is good.
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Hi dear,\nHi dear\nFor your required Task, no need of router or anything\nTo convert all the pc's as a workgroup Institute\nMy computer - Right click properties- Computer Name - change\nthen Change the computer name as Institute and then ok\nit will ask the administrator password.. provide it and restart the pc.. then it will be added to Workgroup Institute.\n\nthis is the cisco support default website...\nhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/support/index.html\n\ngazy...
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get a 5 port 10/100/1000 gigabit NIC\njust so you can be leet and suck up all your LANs bandwidth
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This kind of question is going to be best answered by a network consultant or a Cisco sales engineer.  If you really need a professional answer to this question then email me and i can give you some contact information for consultants that i associate with.
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1. Gbps Nbps Mbps kbps\n2. Application Physical Presentation \n3. encapsulation \n4. transport\n5. A header and trailer are added.  Packets are packaged into frames. \n\nI guess some more CCNA questions..  I hope my memory is working well..\n\n-KOZ\nComputer Service Phoenix\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net
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hp has alot\ni have a dv5000 series and its ok. I got it for like 1200
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I'm not sure but my answer is 3 Metro Ethernet
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This is extremely detailed to write down in an answer here. There is plenty of reference material out there. Go to http://www.cisco.com
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An 11Mbps Ethernet bridge is enough.  That is quite fast :).
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Don't forget, wireless is a shared medium.  Like a hub.  If you're running two clients full speed to a single access point, each can only use half the rated bandwidth.\n\nAnd just having a second host turned on could be throwing out packets (NetBIOS discovery, virus updates, any amount of chatty traffic spewing out of the modern laptop) that are slowing down the other device.\n\nAlso note that because 125 isn't a part of the real spec, any number of oddball things could be happening behind the scenes.
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What is your budget?\n\nI generally setup networks with a Cisco PIX and then have a separate switch for each subnet.  \n\nIf you need something a bit more affordable, check out the Linksys RV042 and make sure it has the latest firmware.
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A Secure Linux router distro with bandwidth control.\n\nfree and better than even cisco.\n\nAlso, get Shaw Extreme cable ( 800mbs )