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Gambit Communications® is a provider of tools for simulating servers, networking and storage devices.

Friday, 11 December 2015

Three commonly used Simulators: Web, IOS & Network Simulators

A number of simulation systems are being developed, every day. Needless to mention their applications and uses! For example, flight simulators are used for training pilots to be able to respond quickly in critical flight situations. They are equipped with features that are aimed for pilots to think that they are actually driving a real plane; or the prevailing flight situation is actually a real one. Similarly, military simulation systems make...

Friday, 4 December 2015

SNMP explained in great detail

The word SNMP are often talked about by people who have studied networking and other related computer network studies. But, they are not often explained in detail to lay people who may not easily understand what is being talked about. However, a concise explanation of what the word really refer to is given in this passage. The information is accurate enough to provide an understanding of the word and what it represent. One good thing about...

Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Three important features of SNMP simulation

An SNMP or simple network management protocol is a tool that is used for accurately managing devices which work with IP networks. It is a standard internet protocol that is specifically designed for this purpose. There are numerous devices that operate with or support SNMP. Some of the major examples of devices that support SNMP include servers, switches, routers, modems, printers as well as work stations. SNMP is mainly used by network managers...

Thursday, 29 October 2015

MIMIC IOS Simulator- The Most Productive and Effective Tool For IT

MIMIC simulator is a product suite consisting of network simulation software for network engineers. The simulator has several components which are related to simulation of managed networks and data centers.The MIMIC IOS simulator is meant to solve a classical simulation problem.   With it is ability to fully support Cisco IOS software and SNMPV1, V2, V2c, V3, the MIMIC IOS simulator is the most integrated tool in the market. You can...

Tuesday, 27 October 2015

How to test if SNMP devices are responding correctly

Debugging and troubleshooting SNMP can be challenging and awkward. Here you get a guide on how SNMP Test is done. You will master the tools which are required for the simulation process. Get a better understanding of how SNMP works and most important ensure that a device replies to your problems correctly. To ensure that all the concepts are grasped and solution reached, one has to understand the difference between a trap and informs. A Trap...

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

How to simulate a network using SNMP Simulator?

A SNMP Simulator is a type of computer simulation which is used to simulate a network management protocol interface. This simulator works as an interface to a Network Management or Monitoring application software. It is totally different from the network simulation process which usually models the behavior of a network. The SNMP simulator acts as interlink for different networks. It works the same way as the flight simulator which allows a pilot...

Wednesday, 7 October 2015

Stimulating Network Devices Using SNMP Simulator

A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Simulator is a type of a networking device simulation used to create a large virtual network. The SNMP simulator acts as an interface of a system for a Network Management Application software. It is different from network emulators which models the behavior of a network.   The SNMP simulator works as interlink. Take an example of a flight simulator which allows a pilot to believe he is flying...

Tuesday, 6 October 2015

How to analyze Internet Traffic using NetFlow

Net Flow is a technology that was introduced for Cisco routers to provide a way to collect IP network traffic while entering or exiting an interface. A network administrator can determine several things such as the source and destination of traffic, causes of congestion, and the class of service by analyzing the data provided by NetFlow. A typical NetFlow monitoring setup has three components which include flow exporters, flow collectors, and analysis...

Monday, 5 October 2015

Simulating a Bad Network Connection using an IOS simulator

Network simulation is a technique where a program models the behavior of network elements by getting the interaction between different network hosts using mathematical formulas. It can also be capturing and playing back observations from a production network. After simulation of the network is done, the network applications and services can interest with simulated devices in a test lab. Here various attributed of the environment are modified in...

Monday, 7 September 2015

Three Reasons Why You Should Master Cisco IOS Commands for Your CCNA

Mastering IOS commands are a very crucial part of your CCNA training. By the time you go for your CCNA certification exam, you must be familiar with all the essential commands. You should know how to perform different troubleshooting and configuration using the command line. If you cannot remember the IOS commands, it can be a huge obstacle for your CCNA test and beyond. In this article, we will discuss about three reasons why you require mastering...

Tuesday, 1 September 2015

SNMP Fundamentals & Concepts

The Simple Network Management Protocol or SNMP is a familiar site in most networks. It not only offers ways for event notification but also for getting device statistics, set configuration limitations, and several other operations. In this post, we will take a look at some of the fundamentals of SNMP. SNMP concepts: SNMP is a protocol that works at the application level; it defines a procedure of communication between different networking...

Monday, 31 August 2015

How SNMP Messaging Enhances Network Monitoring ?

SNMP messaging is one of the best tools that help network administrators really well. The idea behind SNMP is, devices on the network – for example a local router or a switchare able to send their conditions and alert to a central management application, specifically about potential issues. Their local condition is monitored through an agent that communicates the information through SNMP messaging. So, for example, one straightforward responsibility...