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Sophism

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Setting up VLANs, subnetting different networks, setting up the switch via the Cisco IOS. :)

Correct me if I'm wrong Sophism :cool:

Yup thats right.

As for the cost I got that one for free. It is only 10mb. I have a 2950 on the way that I got from ebay for 75 bucks. That one is 100mbit and much more recent.

And yes, I am a student ;)

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colealtdelete

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Yup thats right.

As for the cost I got that one for free. It is only 10mb. I have a 2950 on the way that I got from ebay for 75 bucks. That one is 100mbit and much more recent.

And yes, I am a student ;)

I'm a student as well! :D

I really should pick up a Cisco router/switch since I would like to begin studying for my CCNA. :woot:

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sin-ergy

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how did you get that second picture? can you fly? lol, it just looks that way...

You bet I can! There's a couch behind my desk which I stood up on :p

^ That hardwood floor is amazing :)

I know ;)

I never realized how out of place that blue mouse pad was until now..... o_O

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sin-ergy

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what keyboard is that in the picture? looks nice, as well as your setup. =)

ty :D

It's a BTC 9039? I think. Anyway, it's a piece of crap. It's acting as a temporary keyboard since my trusty wired one died after 5 years of service (well, a key broke while I was cleaning it) ....

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MasterC

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this coming from someone with 2x20s and a 30" honken LCD :p

:laugh: We used to use CRTs at my college for design, but they switched to LCD and there's a noticeable difference. Most of us liked the way the colors were reproduced on the CRTs.

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