NETWORK SECURITY NET536

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NETWORK SECURITY NET536. Mrs. Aljoharah Babunji. Course Name:. NETWORK SECURITY NET536 Course Requirements : Credit Hours: 3 hours. 10%. Lecture Rules:. Download link. http://www.opnet.com/itguru-academic/download.html http://www.opnet.com/itguru-academic/instructions.html.

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NETWORK SECURITY NET536 Mrs. AljoharahBabunji
Course Name: • NETWORK SECURITY NET536 Course Requirements: • Credit Hours: 3 hours. • 10%
Lecture Rules:
Download link http://www.opnet.com/itguru-academic/download.html http://www.opnet.com/itguru-academic/instructions.html
What is opnet? • OPNET stand for Optimum Network Performance • Network simulation tool

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