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. My only problem is the limitations of some of these sims. 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. All opinions stated are those of the poster only, and do not reflect the opinion of Cisco Systems Inc., or its affiliates. NOTE: The "Reddit Cisco Ring", its associates, subreddits, and creator "mechman991" are not endorsed, sponsored, or officially associated with Cisco Systems Inc. Looking for work? check out /r/NetworkingJobs.Wireshark - For studying packets as they appear on the wire *FREE.Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) - Cisco's Network Simulator ($200/yr).EVE-NG - Another network simulator (FREE & Paid Options).
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