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Changing TCP/IP settings on the BOSS Station:
Unlike other actual operating systems, the BOSS Sta
tion permits you to
directly modify its TCP/IP
settings directly within the WINIPCFG utility, launched from the command line, as shown below:
WINIPCFG
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
4
Cisco Ccna Network Simulator Overview
6
Basic Simulator Features
9
Simulator Components
9
Part 1 - the Lab Navigator
11
Introduction Video
11
View Chapter
13
View Lab
13
Load Lab
14
Part 2 - the Network Simulator
15
Part 3 - the Lab Grader
21
Select the Lab
22
Grade the Lab
22
Review Your Results
23
Advanced Simulator Features
24
Using Telnet
25
Step 1 - Load the Simulator
25
Step 2 - Set Advanced Mode (Telnet)
25
Step 3 - Lab Navigator Utility
27
Step 4 - Different Methods for Telnet
29
Step 5 - Configuring Router 1 with Telnet
32
Step 6 - Self-Grade Your Lab
33
Feature Overview
36
Control Panel (Main Menus)
37
File Menu
38
View Menu
40
Devices Menu
41
Tools Menu
42
Ordering Menu
43
Window Menu
44
Help Menu
45
Control Panel (Advanced)
47
Remote Control Toolbar
47
Netmap (Topology Viewer)
48
Virtual Terminal Server
49
Simulated Workstations
50
Lab Navigator
52
Lab Topics
54
Your Labs
54
Advanced Labs (from INTRO/ICND Books)
54
Scenario Labs
55
Sequential Labs
55
Stand Alone Labs
55
Grade Lab
56
Configuring Your Own Labs for Use with the "Grade Lab" Feature
57
Network Designer
58
Device Information
60
Display Device Statistics
61
Adding a Device with Drag-N-Drop
62
Using the Add Device Wizard
63
Deleting a Device
65
Making Interface Connections between Devices with Drag-N-Drop
66
How to Set Interface Connection Parameters
67
Connecting Ethernet between Devices
68
Connecting Serial PPP between Devices
69
Selecting DCE/DTE
70
Connecting ISDN between Devices
71
Connecting Multipoint Serial between Devices
72
Removing Connectors
74
Clearing the Network Map (Topology)
75
Saving a Custom Topology
76
Opening/Loading a Custom Topology
77
Printing the Netmap Topology
78
Appendix A: Tested 3 -Party Firewalls
79
Zone Alarm
79
Norton Personal Firewall
80
Appendices
79
Appendix A: Tested 3 Rd -Party Firewalls
79
Appendix B: Tested 3 -Party Telnets
81
Appendix B: Tested 3 -Party Telnets
81
Absolute Telnet
81
Telnet 2000
81
Netterm
81
Koala Term
81
Tiny Term
81
Appendix B: Tested 3 Rd -Party Telnets
81
Appendix C: Supported Devices
82
Fixed-Interface Routers
82
Slot-Based Routers
83
Switches and Stations
84
Appendix D: File Naming Conventions
85
Appendix E: Special Offer
86
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