Any Cisco Router Specialists out there? 1

[JT]

I've noticed training courses are quite pricy $$$.<br>A group of fellow techs. are trying to justify a course to cover the small but growing number of routers in our SCADA network.&nbsp;&nbsp;It would be nice to use this forum to get some occssional help when confronted with various problems that arise sometimes.&nbsp;&nbsp;Even a hint to point us in the right direction can be useful.&nbsp;&nbsp;Learning by trial and error can be frustrating and time consuming.&nbsp;&nbsp;I'll see how the replies go before getting to specifics at this stage. <br>

 

[David]

JT,<br><br>I'm thinking you are in the wrong forum site.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Eng-Tips forums are for college degreed engineers with undergraduate and graduate majors like CS (Computer Science).&nbsp;&nbsp;The Cisco router specialists you are looking to talk with are not going to be on the Eng-Tips website.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Network Engineering forum here is intended to allow those people to talk about network protocols, topology theory, etc...<br><br>We have another forum we host for IT and IS staffs at <A HREF="

http://www.tek-tips.com"

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http://www.tek-tips.com</A>

Tek-Tips Forums.&nbsp;&nbsp;There are a few Cisco specific forums there for routers, switches and their firewall products.&nbsp;&nbsp;Go to the front door and use the keyword &quot;cisco&quot; in the &quot;Find a Forum&quot; search box, OK?<br><br>If you find that's the place for you just send me an e-mail (to my address below) to delete your membership from this site and be sure to include your handle.<br><br>Hope this helps.<br><br>Regards,<br><br>Dave Murphy, CEO<br>Tecumseh Group, Inc.<br><A HREF="mailto:dmurphy@tecumsehgroup.com">dmurphy@tecumsehgroup.com</A><br>