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Visual TCPIP Trainer

Visual TCP/IP Trainer is an educational simulator that lets you see how network communication works

Visual TCP/IP Trainer is an educational simulator that lets you see how network communication works

Visual TCPIP Trainer

by MASAHIRO HIRAIWA

What is it about?

Visual TCP/IP Trainer is an educational simulator that lets you see how network communication works. With a simple 4-node topology (PC1 → RT1 → RT2 → PC2) across three segments (172.160.0.0/28, 10.0.0.4/30, 192.168.100.0/28), you can visualize packet flows in real time. Track MAC, IP, TTL, and ICMP at each hop, while the ARP table updates dynamically.

App Details

Version
1.0
Rating
NA
Size
19Mb
Genre
Utilities Productivity
Last updated
September 9, 2025
Release date
September 8, 2025
More info

App Store Description

Visual TCP/IP Trainer is an educational simulator that lets you see how network communication works. With a simple 4-node topology (PC1 → RT1 → RT2 → PC2) across three segments (172.160.0.0/28, 10.0.0.4/30, 192.168.100.0/28), you can visualize packet flows in real time. Track MAC, IP, TTL, and ICMP at each hop, while the ARP table updates dynamically.

Key Features

Network Topology View: 4 nodes and 3 segments at a glance

Simulation Control: Forward/Reverse, Start/Pause/Reset, Step execution

Detailed View: Frame details (MAC, IP, TTL, ICMP), hop table, real-time ARP table

Challenges (30 total): Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced. Each with Q → Answer → Key point/Field insight. Advanced includes real device command examples

Multilingual: Switch between Japanese and English (challenges included)

What You’ll Learn

TTL behavior: unchanged in L2, decreases only when passing through routers

ARP basics: Who has / is-at, Unknown Unicast handling, effects of Proxy ARP

ICMP and PMTUD: black-hole troubleshooting, MTU-related issues

Why ping fails but TCP works: ICMP control, MTU/PMTUD perspective

Challenge Examples

Same L2, PC-A → PC-B ping: what happens to TTL?

Why does ping fail but TCP works?

What is Proxy ARP? When should it be enabled or disabled?

Longest prefix match in routing (/8, /16, /24 coexistence)

Target Users

Junior engineers / networking beginners

Certification learners (CCNA / CCNP / CCIE)

Trainers or engineers who need demo/teaching tools

Use Cases

Step through from ARP resolution to ICMP reply

Observe MAC/IP/TTL changes via hop table

Reinforce understanding with challenge Q&A and field insights

Privacy
This is a standalone educational app. No personal data is collected.

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