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2. Exam Numbers: 100-101 ICND1, 200-101 ICND2, 200-120 CCNA, 300-101 ROUTE, 300-115 SWITCH, 300-135 TSHOOT, 642-813, 642-832, 642-902
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6. NetSim for CCNP 10 is designed to help you learn the Cisco IOS command structure, and it supports the technologies and skills required for the CCNP® certification.
7. NetSim 10 for CCNP includes labs for the ROUTE, SWITCH and TSHOOT technologies. NetSim for CCNP also contains all of the NetSim for CCNA 200-120 labs, which makes it the best value for individuals studying for the CCNA 200-120 and CCNP certification exams.
8. Everything you need to create and compile new labs – from the NetMap topology designer, to the device configuration window, to the saving and merging of files – are all in one easily navigable window. Completing NetSim labs and creating your own labs have never been so easy.
9. NetSim 10 Enhancements
10. Added 13 new CCNP labs (more coming soon).
11. Added support EIGRP Named mode configuration.
12. Added support for Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network (DMVPN).
13. Added support for Next Hop Resolution Protocol (NHRP).
14. Added support for Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) MD5 and plain text authentication.
15. Improved support for IPSec and Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE).
16. Added support for the [no] ip next-hop-self command.
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18. NetSim 10 User Manual (PDF)
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22. A Network Designer that supports 42 routers and 6 switches
23. Virtual Packet Technology: software-created packets that are routed and switched through the simulated network
24. The ability to populate the WAN slots with a broad range of Network Modules
25. A Telnet mode that allows you to configure devices in the simulated topology using the Windows Telnet program
26. The functionality of a full rack of equipment on your laptop
27. The ability to load and save your network configurations
28. The ability to paste real router configurations into the devices
29. The ability to configure your own ISDN and Frame Relay switch mappings
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