Ios Simulator Network Speed

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• Ios Simulator Network Speeding

Prepare for your next Cisco certification with this powerful network virtualization and orchestration platform.

Whether you are studying for an Expert, Professional, or Associate certification, Cisco Modeling Labs - Personal enables you to create highly accurate network simulations in a safe virtual environment.

When developing mobile apps, it's important to recognize your mobile users will likely have a much slower network connection than you use while developing. So, it's good to run your app in a simulated poort network condition. When I was primarily developing Cordova based apps (Ionic Framework), this was easy to do in Chrome, as it comes with built-in throttling. Now, that I'm developing React.

Cisco Modeling Labs - Personal has two licenses available:

Cisco Modeling Labs - Personal uses real Cisco IOS images — the same software in routers and switches. This gives you a simulation tool with reliable models, whether you're preparing for your next certification exam or writing automation code for work.

Cisco Modeling Labs - Personal allows you to:

• Create models and what-if scenarios of real-world networks
• Connect virtual and physical environments
• Add nodes and change links in a running network simulation
• Start and view packet captures right from the UI

Cisco Modeling Labs – Personal supports the following Cisco images:

• IOSv and IOSvL2
• NX-OSv and NX-OS 9000v
• IOS XRv and IOS XRv 9000
• IOS XE (CSR1000v)
• ASAv

For more information on images and features supported, see the documentation at https://developer.cisco.com/docs/modeling-labs.

Cisco Modeling Labs – Personal also includes the following third-party and utility VMs:

• Linux VM with Cisco's Trex packet generator
• A WAN Emulator for creating WAN-like delay, jitter, and loss effects on links
• Desktop Alpine Linux image that provides a graphical, Xfce interface
• Tiny Core Linux server image
• Full-featured Ubuntu server image using cloud-init YAML configuration
• CoreOS Linux container-focused OS using cloud-init YAML configuration

Cisco Modeling Labs - Personal is distributed as an OVA file for you to deploy as a virtual machine on supported VMware products or as an .ISO file for bare metal installation. For more information on packages, requirements and supported hypervisors, see the Quick Start Guide.

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Ios Simulator Network Speeding