Once i got the material down then i can worry about tests. If it makes it a difference, I'm more interesting in learning the material as apposed to passing a test. Im considering buying it (CCNA Version) since I dont have the means to have a physical lab but was interested in hearing first hand from people that have already bought the product. I just wanted to know if there are also limitations with this software. I recently found out about Boson NetSim after weeks of lurking on this sub and I even see that there is a Boson Employee here every once in a while. Packet tracer is great if you're just starting out, but there are A LOT of limitations once you get passed ICND1 (I'm not even able to assign a static IP on the DHCP pool because it doesnt recognize Host command.) GNS3 is also great but you have to have the actual IOS bin file (which i fortunately do have) but there are limitations with L2 switching as some of you may know. Edition Multilingual + MedicinBoson NetSim Network Simulator 10.13R-Studio 8.12. My only problem is the limitations of some of these sims. Wireless Network Watcher 1.91USBReanimatorUSBReanimator201420. But, if youve already gone to the trouble of setting up GNS3, Id probably just go ahead and use that. Although, the (old) CCNA has not changed much in the last few years, so thats really not much of a knock. So I am getting more and more into the networking world and seriously considering taking my ICND1 and 2 over the next couple of months. 'Im aware a lot of free material is often old or incomplete.' This applies equally to Boson Netsim 8.0.
