Cisco Modeling Labs Corporate Edition - Subscription License (3 Years) - 100 Additional Nodes - CML-CE-100N-3Y

• Multi-client support
  To minimize the hardware needed to run Cisco Modeling Labs the server functionality is accessible by multiple users. The client application runs on PC and Mac platforms and accesses the server when the network design needs to be activated. End users do not need a separate server to take advantage of Cisco Modeling Labs Corporate Edition.
• Point-and-click design
  The intuitive palette and canvas editor let users rapidly create new virtual
  topologies using network protocol attributes, addressing schemes, and image types. Cisco Modeling Labs includes a print option and network topologies can be saved and shared with others.
• Configuration generation and protocol visualization
  Users can take full advantage of automatically generated bootstrap device configurations based on the virtual image, as well as graphical views of various routing protocols to help validate their designs. Configurations can be modified, tested, saved, and shared.
• Connectivity between simulated and physical labs
  Using configuration options in the topology, users can connect a virtual topology to a physical network that is in the lab. This functionality allows for more robust testing and simulation opportunities. Note that Cisco Modeling Labs is not intended for use in a production network.
• Virtual server for end-host simulation
  Users can create a virtual Linux server to be used for purposes such as jump hosts, traffic generation, and scripting.

Cisco Modeling Labs Corporate Edition is a scalable and extensible software platform that is comprised of the Cisco Modeling Labs server and Cisco Modeling Labs client. Together they create a sandbox environment that enables the design, configuration, and simulation of network topologies. The server is a shared resource that has the capability to activate the topologies using the installed virtual images. The client provides a point and click interface that simplifies topology creation, initial device configuration, and also enables access to functions in the Cisco Modeling Labs server. Not only does the server create the bootstrap configurations but it also autogenerates logical illustrations of the enabled protocols and allows users to access and configure each of the virtual devices.