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About LabFabric

LabFabric gives networking students real, hands-on device practice in the browser, no lab hardware or software installs required.

What we do

We run guided labs and interactive terminal simulations on real device software and virtual topologies through our lab platform, so networking certification candidates can practice configuration, troubleshooting, and exam scenarios on real devices instead of static diagrams.

Why it exists

Setting up a home lab is a real barrier to studying for certifications like CCNA and CCNP. LabFabric removes that barrier: book a session, open it in your browser, and start troubleshooting a live topology in minutes.

How LabFabric works

Guided labs teach configuration and troubleshooting through focused browser simulations and written investigations. Their command sets and state models cover the scenario being taught; they are not full device operating systems. Dedicated virtual topologies running on PNETLab are available separately where listed in the booking catalogue. Check each product’s availability and scope before booking a live session.

Sessions, pricing, and lab content are maintained directly by the team running this site. For details on how bookings and refunds work, see Support.

How we check the material

LabFabric maintains the lessons and practice questions. Automated checks verify question data, answer remapping, exercise requirements, and selected simulator output against captured device output. Those checks do not replace a technical review of every explanation or prove exam readiness.

The scored CCNA question banks have completed an internal editorial pass. We publish a resource map against the v2.0 objectives so you can inspect the scope yourself. Independent technical review and real-learner validation are still pending; we do not claim an external reviewer’s endorsement.

To report an issue, send the page URL, the question or command, what happened, and the result you expected. Include a documentation reference if you have one. Avoid sending passwords, private configurations, or personal data.

Get in touch

Questions about labs, bookings, or partnerships? Reach us at [email protected] or visit Support.