Network Discovery & Monitoring
CDP and LLDP discovery, Syslog, SNMPv2c/v3 monitoring and traps, and DNS on Cisco IOS — the network-assurance toolkit.
Graded, hands-on Cisco labs grouped by topic — CCNA fundamentals through CCNP multi-area OSPF, ACLs and VLANs.
Every bundle below is included with a subscription — the only plan we sell. See plans.
CDP and LLDP discovery, Syslog, SNMPv2c/v3 monitoring and traps, and DNS on Cisco IOS — the network-assurance toolkit.
Progressive ACL labs — standard/extended numbered and named ACLs, placement, logging, and filtering troubleshooting.
Static/sticky MAC, violation modes, err-disable recovery, and access-port hardening.
DHCP snooping, Dynamic ARP Inspection, protected ports, and errdisable recovery — defending the switch access edge.
SSH, local/AAA authentication, privilege levels, login hardening, and secure management.
eBGP/iBGP peering, advertisement, path attributes, route filtering, and troubleshooting.
Neighbors, metrics, feasible successors, summarization, stub routing, and troubleshooting.
Each bundle is a sequenced set you work through in order.
Every lab runs on CML free-tier (5 nodes or fewer) and is included with a subscription — the only plan we sell. See plans.
A sequenced set of graded Cisco Modeling Labs on one topic. Every lab is a real CML topology you build on Cisco IOS and then submit for automatic grading against the answer key. Open any bundle to see its full lab list and learning objectives.
A subscription includes them — every lab in every bundle, for as long as it's active. Bundles aren't sold separately any more. If you bought one before, nothing changed: it stays downloadable and gradable, permanently.
A bundle is a fixed set of labs on one topic, worked through in order; the daily is a fresh graded lab each day. One subscription unlocks both — every bundle lab, and the whole daily back catalogue, not just the labs published after you join.
You need somewhere to run the labs. Every lab is built for Cisco Modeling Labs on free-tier images (IOL, IOL-L2, IOSv) and imports in one click — the getting-started guide covers free ways to run CML.