If your web session with NetAcad website is recent, a web browser tab will open with the message: You have successfully logged in to Cisco Packet Tracer. You may close this …

In this activity, you will open the saved Packet Tracer activity that was completed in Chapter 2, and use the Simulation mode to create PDUs to explore network functionality.

walkthrough video. In this video we're going to walk through three different types of Packet Tracer file extensions that you may see in your Ci co Academy courses. S

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At the time of this lab was written, there is no Linux desktop application. However, you can run Webex Teams in a browser. Click Sign in at the top and choose Webex Teams. Then sign in …

In this Packet Tracer Physical Mode (PTPM) activity, you will learn how to access a Cisco device via a direct local connection to the console port, using the generic terminal emulation program …

In this activity you will open a Packet Tracer file with an existing home network, explore the devices on the network and then add additional wired and wireless IoT devices.

Click on the Cisco.com server icon on the Packet Tracer Logical workspace and select the Services tab. Select DHCP from the SERVICES list in the left pane. In the DHCP configuration …

This activity will examine device configurations in Packet Tracer, selecting the proper cable based on the configuration, and connecting the devices. This activity will also explore the physical …

In this lab, you will use Packet Tracer to establish remote sessions to two routers, using Telnet and SSH. You may also install a third-party terminal emulation program and access a …