A crucial element for a valid Cisco training offer is to be able to analyze case studies on real equipment in the course. I Simulators are a great training aid, but the value of an experience on “real” devices and software is greater. Each student must necessarily manage and configure with a certain number of Cisco devices and operating systems, using them exclusively.
Vega Training, to support its Cisco training proposal, has equipment inside its Datacenter accessible remotely. Telnet / ssh access to devices is done simply through the browser. For the most important courses: Cisco CCNA, CISCO CyberSecurity, CCNP Enterprise, CCNP Security, CCNP Collaboration we have over 300 devices of the following type:

– Branch e Core Router;
– Layer 2 Switch;
– Layer3 Switch;
– Cisco ASA and FirePower;
– Server;
– Voip and Video devices

Our in-house lab supports 95 users working concurrently in a Cisco Remote Lab session.
50 Users on Routing Lab (Cisco CCNA and CCNP Enterprise);
50 Switching laboratory users (Cisco CCNA and CCNP Enterprise);
30 Cisco CyberSecurity lab users;
15 Users on CCNP Security laboratory;
Each of the 50 users working on routing issues has 3 routers and 3 clients / servers. Each of the 50 users working on switching issues has 2 access switches, 2 layer 3 switches, 1 router and 3 client / server. Each of the 15 users working on security issues has 3 routers with IOS Security, 2 ASA and 3 client / server. No other reality guarantees this concomitance and above all the possibility of including in its network structures the clients / servers that will be remotely controlled for a unique laboratory experience.

For Cisco courses with very advanced technological needs such as CCNP Datacenter, CCNP Security, CCNP Service Provider, CCNP Collaboration etc, the laboratories are granted directly by Cisco through its international Data Centers. This prerogative is granted only and exclusively to Cisco Learning Partners.