Network Simulator w/Designer for CCNA - Updated!

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CertExams.com http://www.certexams.com  is happy announce a major update to their flagship product Network Simulatorw/Designer for CCNA. The NetSim is useful for candidates preparing for Cisco CCENT/CCNA certifications. The important features of the recently revised product include the following:

1. Network designer module: The available routers, switches, and connections (LAN/WAN) have been extended to include more recent devices and technologies.

The routers supported include the following:

- 805, 806, 1710, 1720, 2501, 2503, 2610, 2620, 2621, 3620, 3640

The switches supported include the following:

- 1912, 1950, 2960-8TC-L, 2960-24TT-L

The connectors supported include the following:
- Serial
- Ethernet
- Fast Ethernet
- Frame Relay
- ISDN BRI

The devices shown in Green have been added in this version.

2. Detailed Lab Manual: The existing lab manual has been thoroughly revised to include new labs.

3. Bug fixes: Several bugs have been identified, and fixed in the new version.

4. Improved User Experience: The GUI has been improved and the new interface is easy to navigate and use.

5. Compatibility: The software is tested thoroughly for compatibility with all Windows platforms including Windows 9x, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 200x.

6. Immediate License Activation: It is now possible to activate the full version immediately after purchase using the program interface. The license key activation is program driven, and involves a few simple steps.

The demo version can be downloaded free, and the full version can be unlocked using program interface.

Useful links:

Home page URL: http://routersimulator.certexams.com
Product URL: http://routersimulator.certexams.com/network-simulator-designer.html
Download URL: http://routersimulator.certexams.com/ccna-simulator-download/download-network-simulator-designer.html

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The product has been updated to include IPv6 commands. Several new IPv6 labs have been added.
Download updated netsim at:
http://routersimulator.certexams.com/network-simulator-designer.html

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The network Simulator w/Designer for CCNA has been updated to include the following labs:
IPv6 Basic Labs
1.    Enabling ipv6 on a cisco router
2.    Enabling ipv6 on a cisco router interface
3.    Configuring ipv6 on a cisco router interface with a IPv6 address in EUI-format
4.    Configuring ipv6 on a cisco router interface with a IPv6 address in general form
5.    Configuring loopback interface with IPv6 address
6.    Configuring ipv6 on two router interfaces connected directly and pinging the distant interface using console
7.    Traceroute lab

IPv6 Routing Protocol labs
1.    Enabling RIPng (IPv6 RIP Process) on a cisco router interface
2.    Enabling RIPng on two routers and pinging between them
3.    Entering RIPng router configuration mode and setting global parameters on a cisco router
4.    Configuring EIGRPv6 on a router interface
5.    Configuring EIGRPv6 on two routers and pinging between them
6.    Enabling OSPF for IPv6 on a Cisco router interface
7.    Configuring OSPF on two router interfaces
8.    General IPv6 configuration on 2610 series router

Visit home page for download:
http://routersimulator.certexams.com/network-simulator-designer.html

With this update, the product can be categorized as the #1 simulator for CCNA available in the market place.

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The labs available as on date with the router simulator for CCNA are given below:

1.0     Switch Fundamentals:

1.1    Switch Simulator: 2950 console password assignment
1.2    Switch Simulator: 2950 vty password assignment
1.3    Switch Simulator: 2950 setting privileged EXE password
1.4    Switch Simulator: 2950 enable interface
1.5    Switch Simulator: Basic interface configuration
1.6    Switch Simulator: Initial switch configuration
1.7    Network Simulator: Catalyst 2950 switch configuration

2.0    IOS Fundamentals Lab

2.1    Router Simulator: Logging to the router
2.2    Router Simulator: Router banner MOTD
2.3    Router Simulator: Setting host name
2.4    Router Simulator: Interface configuration
2.5    Router Simulator: Setting bandwidth on an interface
2.6    Router Simulator: Setting console password
2.7    Router Simulator: Setting telnet password
2.8    Router Simulator: Copy active configuration
2.9    Router Simulator: Router CDP configuration
2.10    Router Simulator: Show CDP configuration
2.11    Network Simulator: Show CDP neighbors
2.12    Router Simulator: Bringing up a Router interface
2.13    Router Simulator: Set keepalive timers
2.14    Router Simulator: Setting auxiliary password to router
2.15    Router Simulator: Setting Hostname and Banner
2.16    Router Simulator: Configuring Router Console and Line Passwords
2.17    Router Simulator: Configuring, and Testing a Loopback Interface
2.18    Network Simulator: Viewing Host Table Entries
2.19    Network Simulator: Viewing ARP Entries
2.20    Network Simulator: Telneting between Routers
2.21    Network Simulator: Configuring workstation as TFTP server
2.22    Router Simulator: Implementing exec-timeout command

3.0    Switch Configuration and VLAN

3.1    Switch Simulator: Basic IP configuration
3.2    Switch Simulator: Configuring 2950 series switch
3.3    Switch Simulator: Troubleshooting 2950 switch
3.4    Network Simulator: 2950 Trunking Configuration
3.5    Network Simulator: Creating and Deleting 2950 VLANs
3.6    Network Simulator: Configuring VTP on 2950 switch
3.7    Network Simulator: Configuring VTP with a VTP Client
3.8    Network Simulator: Troubleshooting lab with non-matching domains
3.9    Network Simulator: Troubleshooting lab with trunk functionality
3.10    Network Simulator: Configuring devices to support VLAN
3.11    Network Simulator: VTP Configuration to establish client/server connection
3.12    Network Simulator: VLANs and Trunking between switches
3.13    Network Simulator: Routing between VLANs

4.0    Access Lists

4.1    Network Simulator: Creating an access-list
4.2    Network Simulator: Applying access-list to an interface
4.3    Network Simulator: View access-list entries
4.4    Network Simulator: Standard access-lists: Scenario lab 1
4.5    Network Simulator: Standard access-lists: Scenario lab 2
4.6    Network Simulator: Router Access-List Configuration
4.7    Network Simulator: Configuring and Verifying Standard Access List
4.8    Network Simulator: Configuring and Verifying Extended Access List
4.9    Network Simulator: Configuring and Implementing Extended Access List
4.10    Network Simulator: Verifying Extended Access List
4.11    Network Simulator: Named Access List

5.0    Routing Fundamentals Labs

5.1    Router Simulator: Configuring RIP routing protocol
5.2    Network Simulator: Configuring static routes
5.3    Network Simulator: Configuring default routes
5.4    Network Simulator: Basic IGRP routing
5.5    Network Simulator: Introduction to IP
5.6    Network Simulator: Connectivity Tests with Traceroute
5.7    Network Simulator: Implementing Static Routes
5.8    Network Simulator: Implementing Default Routes

6.0    Wide Area Networking

6.1    Network Simulator: Network Designer/Simulator: PPP configuration
6.2    Network Simulator: Configuring-point-to-point-hdlc-interface
6.3    Network Simulator: Configuring-ethernet-interfaces-on-a-router-network
6.4    Network Simulator: Configuring ISDN using bri (Basic Rate Interface)
6.5    Router Simulator: Viewing IP RIP Information
6.6    Network Simulator: Configuring RIPv2
6.7    Network Simulator: RIP2 Routing Configuration
6.8    Network Simulator: EIGRP show commands

7.0    Frame Relay

7.1    Network Simulator: Configuring Frame-Relay without sub-interfaces
7.2    Network Simulator: Configuring Frame-Relay with point-to-point sub-interfaces
7.3    Network Simulator: Frame-Relay with sub-interfaces-Routing
7.4    Network Simulator: Frame-Relay with show commands
7.5    Network Simulator: Frame-Relay Full Mesh Topology

8.0    OSPF

8.1    Network Simulator: OSPF Configuration in single area
8.2    Network Simulator: OSPF troubleshooting lab scenario-1
8.3    Network Simulator: OSPF troubleshooting lab scenario-2

9.0    NAT

9.1     Network Simulator: NAT scenario-1
9.2    Network Simulator: NAT scenario-2
9.3    Network Simulator: NAT scenario-3
9.4    Network Simulator: Dynamic NAT scenario-1
9.5    Network Simulator: NAT troubleshooting scenario-1
9.6    Network Simulator: NAT and PAT

Routing:

1.    RIP Routing Configuration-Scenario
2.    EIGRP Routing Configuration-Scenario
3.    OSPF Routing Configuration-Scenario

IPv6 Basic Labs

1.    Enabling ipv6 on a cisco router
2.    Enabling ipv6 on a cisco router interface
3.    Configuring ipv6 on a cisco router interface with a IPv6 address in EUI-format
4.    Configuring ipv6 on a cisco router interface with a IPv6 address in general form
5.    Configuring loopback interface with IPv6 address
6.    Configuring ipv6 on two router interfaces connected directly and pinging the distant interface using console
7.    Traceroute lab

IPv6 Routing Protocol labs

1.    Enabling RIPng (IPv6 RIP Process) on a cisco router interface
2.    Enabling RIPng on two routers and pinging between them
3.    Entering RIPng router configuration mode and setting global parameters on a cisco router
4.    Configuring EIGRPv6 on a router interface
5.    Configuring EIGRPv6 on two routers and pinging between them
6.    Enabling OSPF for IPv6 on a Cisco router interface
7.    Configuring OSPF on two router interfaces
8.    General IPv6 configuration on 2610 series router

Please visit http://routersimulator.certexams.com/router-labs/index.html for most up to date list.

Commands under implementation:
1. show cdp neighbor (shows neighbors IP address without configuring TCP/IP)
2. DHCP configuration commands