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Evening everybody

Im a 3rd year BSc (Hons) Computer Network student in NEWI, Wrexham, North Wales and for my final year project I'm working on a "Cisco ACL Editor and Simulator".

Now I was wondering if anybody here would be willing to BETA test this application for me, even the smallest bit of feedback, ideas etc will be helpful.

If anybody could spare 5-10mins playing with this I'd be very greatful!

Built using C#.NET and .NET Framework 2.0

Please leave a message here and Ill pass more details on via PM or PM me with your MSN Msg account and Ill add you!

ChocIST

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Hi.

My name is Guilherme Vicente and i'm from Portugal. Tomorrow ( monday) i have my 2nd evaluation in Computer networks II. I was over the net trying to find a software that helps me training ACL's.

I am willing to try your software that i hope it will help's me too.

That's the final test ( i hope) in computer engeneering. I'm also doing my final course project in cryptography area... :wacko: .

So, if you whant, i can try your application.

By the way, good luck with your project.

  ChocIST said:
Evening everybody

Im a 3rd year BSc (Hons) Computer Network student in NEWI, Wrexham, North Wales and for my final year project I'm working on a "Cisco ACL Editor and Simulator".

Now I was wondering if anybody here would be willing to BETA test this application for me, even the smallest bit of feedback, ideas etc will be helpful.

If anybody could spare 5-10mins playing with this I'd be very greatful!

Built using C#.NET and .NET Framework 2.0

Please leave a message here and Ill pass more details on via PM or PM me with your MSN Msg account and Ill add you!

ChocIST

  • 3 weeks later...

hey everybody, I've finally finished the application and (again) I'm looking for volunteers to beta test the first release.

One thing I do ask is if volunteers have some experience with Cisco Routers or Cisco Access Control Lists as it makes testing all that much easier!

ChocIST

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