>Dear fellows,
>
>Currently I am getting started to prepare for ccnp and I bought prep library
>from Cisco Press for this purpose. As a matter of fact my real and deep
>concern right now is "practice" the various commands throughout this track.
>When i got my ccna, i attended ICND class, hands-on was very successful and
>i am very aware of dealing with switches and routers. Of course, now i am
>not attending any class but the hands-on still needed.
>
>At work, i am not authorized to work with those products since i was not the
>guy in-charge from beginning. Thought about buying router simulator software
>that fulfils the needful, BUT there aren't any dedicated for such thing as
>have been informed by specialized firms on Internet. I know that buying
>those stuff will solve the issue in the first place ..... but the truth that
>they are costly enough for me not being able to afford !!!!
Is there any chance your management might permit you to have
user-level access to the equipment at work? While most people think
in terms of configuring scenarios, there's still a lot of information
you can get simply from displays -- and you will also get hands-on
experience in using the CLI.
Router simulators, in my opinion, are either impractical or are no
more than pre-scripted computer assisted instruction.
Remotely accessed labs are an option.
I know I could look up the TLD, but are you in Qatar?
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