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Older PIII 800 with 576 MB of RAM and a new P4 2.8-GHz with 512 MB of RAM. With NetSim, it is slow in regards to response time.

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Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows XP Pro operating systems. The basic requirements are:ĩ8, Me, NT4, 2000, XP (non-server product) The system requirements for NetSim are pretty lightĬonsidering what is going on in the background. Needed to meet the Cisco CCNA and ICND requirements List labs, both Standard lists and Extended lists Protocol labs including RIP, IGRP, and OSPF (BGP in the CCNP)

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Labs to explain and demonstrate what VTP is and how to configure it Labs such as configuring VLANs and routing between VLANs Labs to practice your TCP/IP subnet skills Labs such as using debug, the Command Line Interface (CLI), andĬomplex labs such as ARP, static routes, protocols, and PPP with CHAP The following are sample labs included with NetSim version Offering upgrades to anyone with V5.x of its NetSim product to the new version

Protocol BGP) will be supported and enabled in the CCNP version. The bigĭifference between the two versions is the advanced commands (such as routing

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This version will have the full feature set that allowsĬoverage of the CCNP track and will support, to a degree, the CCIE track. In late July 2004, there will be a new CCNP version released called Boson

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This CCNA version is $150Īnd offers a credit to the full version if you decide to upgrade at a laterĭate. There is a current versionĬalled Cisco CCNA Network Simulator v5.00, which is also packaged and sold byĬisco Systems as part of its CCNA training material.

My following review of NetSim explainsĪll the simulation software features you get for a miserly $150 to $250. Offers anything close to NetSim’s features. Boson’s NetSim has one of the widest selections of simulatedĮquipment aside from Gambit’s Cisco simulator. Years, and the current release of its NetSim product shows that the investment The set of four durable laminated charts ensures you have critical Cisco configuration, internetworking, troubleshooting, and security information at your fingertips when you need it.īoson has been developing simulator software for about four This review points out some of the special features that make NetSim such a good buy.īuild your Cisco administration skills and keep time-saving solutions handy with TechRepublic’s Quick Reference: Cisco Administration Pak. I passed my ENCOR exam today! I leaned heavily on the ExSim-Max to help solidify information on topics, and certain technologies, I did not quite piece together from the OCG.SolutionBase: NetSim network simulator software works great for certification practice and reviewīoson's NetSim network simulator comes cheap, yet still offers many features that a CCNA or CCNP candidate can use to pass those tests. 6:21:20 PM - Rob - Colorado Springs, CO US Having not bad - all in all explanation - but covers Python only on high level which is not enough for existing exam. Don't rely on this to teach you everything, but it does help identify weak areas and fill in the gaps. I learned a lot reading through the explanations, most of which include the reasons the incorrect answers are incorrect. I passed first try, mainly due to how well Boson's explanations of answers are written. CCIE Enterprise Wireless – 350-401 ENCORĬustomer Reviews ExSim-Max for Cisco 350-401 ENCOR Average Rating: (3).CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure – 350-401 ENCOR.

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