Free CertExams.com CCNA Network Simulator. Download

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The Cisco exams are arduous and require much studying beforehand. If one is looking to enter a business or office environment that focuses on Cisco development, then it is time to download the CertExams.com CCNA Network Simulator. The CertExams.com CCNA Network Simulator has over fourty lab exams to practice on as well as virtual networks to create. The CertExams.com CCNA Network Simulator will have you ready for any router with its top notch education tools.

CertExams.com CCNA Network Simulator. - Info

CertExams.com CCNA network simulator with designer has the following features:
-Several lab exercises: The labs are particularly useful for candidates preparing for Cisco CCNA Intro, ICND, and CCNA certifications. 40+ labs are available for thorough hands-on preparation.
-Cisco router console simulation: Cisco router console (running Cisco router IOS) is available in a simulated environment. Currently 80+ Cisco IOS router commands are supported. It is expected to give good hands-on experience to those who do not have access to Cisco routers for learning purpose.
-Network Designer: You can design virtual networks by using easy to use drag and drop method. Currently router, switch, and pc are supported. Serial, Ethernet, and ISDN connector supported.
-Comprehensive help file: The complete simulator is explained in an easy to use help file. The areas covered in the help file include 1. Supported commands, 2. How to navigate through the lab exercises and router console simulator, 3. Disclaimer
-Flash cards: Flash cards are available while taking several lab exercises. These provide topic help, and useful in properly answering the labs.
-Simulator: Configure router networks with 80+ supported commands. After configuration, you can even ping the other routers for proper configuration verification.
Limitations of Demo Simulator with Designer: The download contains a demo simulator, and a full version that requires purchasing a key for unlocking the software. The demo has limitations such as limited labs, and limited support for router commands.