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CCNP ISCW Simulator Demo Page

The simulators contain all recent and new version of the CCNP certification, and are continually adding new features and challenges. A key focus of the CCNP certification is now on security and Quality of Service (QoS), and this part of the simuators focuses on CCNP ISCW which investigates security for routers and switches. The simulator has over 62 challenges related to this. A demo of the system is at:

[CCNP ISCW example]
[CCNP ISCW VPN example 1]
[CCNP ISCW VPN example 2]
[Range of challenges]

These challenges provide a strong foundation in areas such as tunnelling, VPN configuration, while providing fundemental knowledge in key areas such as in encryption and authentication. There are also tests to take a key points in the progression. The following are examples of the challenges:

Challenge 1

This challenge involves the configuration of the E0 port on a router.

Challenge 2

This challenge involves the configuration of a standard ACL (E0).

Challenge 3

This challenge involves the configuration of a standard ACL (S0).

Challenge 4

This challenge involves the configuration of an extended ACL.

Challenge 5

This challenge involves the configuration of named ACLs.

Challenge 6

This challenge involves the configuration of a local server for AAA.

Challenge 7

This challenge involves the configuration of a RADIUS server for AAA.

Challenge 8

This challenge involves the configuration of a Tacacs+ server for AAA.

Challenge 9

This challenge involves the configuration of a Tacacs+ server for commands.

Challenge 10

This challenge involves the configuration of security of a switch.

Challenge 11

This challenge involves the configuration of security of a switch (Tacacs+ and commands).

Challenge 12

This challenge involves the configuration of security of a switch based on 802.1x.

Challenge 13

This challenge involves the configuration of a priority group and route-cache.

Challenge 14

This challenge involves the configuration of services on the router.

Challenge 15

This challenge involves the configuration of AAA details.

Challenge 16

This challenge involves the configuration of Tacacs+.

Challenge 17

This challenge involves the configuration of restrictions on the local HTTP server.

Challenge 18

This challenge involves the configuration of the HTTP server which denies a single host.

Challenge 19

This challenge involves the configuration of permiting a single host access to the Telnet server.

Challenge 20

This challenge involves the configuration to deny a single host access to the Telnet server.

Challenge 21

This challenge involves the configuration of IP Inspect.

Challenge 22

This challenge involves the configuration of a context based access-list (CBAC).

Challenge 23

This challenge involves the configuration of a port map.

Challenge 24

This challenge involves the configuration of an audit trail.

Challenge 25

This challenge involves the configuration to deny an incoming SYN packet.

Challenge 26

This challenge involves the configuration of an authentication proxy.

Challenge 27

This challenge involves the configuration of IDS rules.

Challenge 28

This challenge involves setting up IKE for a VPN connection.

Challenge 29

This challenge involves setting up a crypto map and applying it to an interface.

Challenge 30

This challenge involves setting an access-list to allow IPSec.

Challenge 31

This challenge involves blocking SNMP.

Challenge 32

This challenge involves manually configuring RSA keys for peers.

Challenge 33

This challenge involves the setup of authenticated routing protocols.

Challenge 34

This challenge involves the setup of SSH.

Challenge 35

This challenge involves the setup of HSPF.

Challenge 36

This challenge involves the configuration of a DHCP server on the router.

Challenge 37

This challenge involves the configuration of a local server for AAA.

Challenge 38

This challenge involves the configuration of a RADIUS server for AAA.

Challenge 39

This challenge involves the configuration of a Tacacs+ server for AAA.

Challenge 40

This challenge involves the configuration of a Tacacs+ server for commands.

Challenge 41

This challenge involves the configuration of security of a router.

Challenge 42

This challenge involves the configuration Tacacs+ for accounting.

Challenge 43

This challenge involves the configuration of ATM.

Challenge 44

This challenge involves the configuration of ATM with a dialer interface and to encapsulate PPP within an Ethernet environment.

Challenge 45

This challenge involves the configuration of PPPoA with NAT.

Challenge 46

This challenge involves the configuration of ATM for VPDN.

Challenge 47

This challenge involves the configuration of interactive PPP sessions.

Challenge 48

This challenge involves the configuration of interface addressing method for local devices.

Challenge 49

This challenge involves the configuration of a specific address for the dial-in host.

Challenge 50

This challenge involves the configuration of the allocation of the address for the dial-in host using a local pool.

Challenge 51

This challenge involves the configuration of DHCP allocation address for the dial-in host using a DHCP pool.

Challenge 52

This challenge involves the configuration for PAP.

Challenge 53

This challenge involves configuring intercept.

Challenge 54

This challenge involves defining protocols that should be inspected.

Challenge 55

This challenge involves defining minimum password lengths and services.

Challenge 56

This challenge involves configuring a basic GRE tunnel.

Challenge 57

This challenge involves preparing a router for SDM.

Challenge 58

This challenge involves configuring frame mode MPLS.

Challenge 59

This challenge involves the configuration of VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding).

Challenge 60

This challenge involves the configuration of auto-secure.

Challenge 61

This challenge involves the configuration of login restrictions.

Challenge 62

This challenge involves the configuration of login restrictions, and defining an access-list to define the hosts that are allowed to login in the Quiet-mode.

Challenge 63

This challenge involves the configuration of logging to a Syslog server, and local buffering.