I have decided that all this studying for both certifications and a business degree should not go to waste, so.
I'm using 1841's because they are probably one of the best routers made for this due to compactness, and energy usage.
My racks should transition well as people move from cert to cert. I've kept the CCNP/CCIE rack to around 200 watts, and the CCNA/CCNP to about 160 watts, so not much more than a home computer. I've also focused a bit on keeping them compact, and in a form that uses as small an amount as possible of household electricity. Since I'm starting small, I'm only building racks for Routing and Switching, and due to this, my racks are pretty focused.Ī lot of the other online sellers are selling pretty old equipment, and racks that although usable, probably won't grow with the user. I've scoured E-bay and found many people selling the same types of products. I currently have enough equipment to sell an entire "CCNP/CCIE" rack, and three "CCNA/CCNP" racks. I'm learning about website management, DNS, MX mail direction, Cron Jobs, and a host of other skills you have to master to sell goods and services online.
#Hyperterm powerline password
I am refreshing and learning new skills in managing password resets, configuration backups/installation, etc. The time I'm investing in starting this business is definitely taking away from study time, but there are quite a few things that are important to engineering in general to be learned.
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