Cisco Home Lab

It still lacks a lot of information, but it seems to be easier to get around than Cisco’s regular website. It doesn’t appear to be open to editing from outside users, but it’s a start in the right direction. http://supportwiki.cisco.com/

I’ll admit it, I’ve become a lazy, fat Cat. Once I got away from Cisco 5000′s, I stopped caring if I used a crossover cable or a straight through cable. A little thing called Auto-MDIX caused me to be that way. In the old days, the crossover cable rules went like this: If you are [...]

It really depends on who you are. Some people will refer to it as a CCNA Lab, others will call it a CCNA Kit and some people will even refer to it as a CCNA Lab Kit. From what I have seen, people selling a prebuilt Cisco Lab Kit usually throw in some sort of [...]

Thinking back to my days as a new CCNA, I am shocked at how many times I would do a sh run or sh conf and hit the space bar over and over until I saw what I needed. And if I was using a console connection with Hyper Terminal and got a bit anxious, [...]

Welcome to the Cisco Home Lab website. The goal of this website is to help others down the path of networking knowledge as I work to educate myself further. If there was one thing I learned quickly about the field of networking, it is that you never stop learning. Embrace that one sentence and you’ll [...]