Packet tracer is developed only for Windows Operating Systems but the " wine project" allows to run windows applications in Linux Operating Systems.
Open the terminal and type the following commands
use:
[user@host ~]$ sudo yum install wine [user@host ~]$ winecfg
Followed by:
[user@host ~]$ wine/path/to/PacketTracerSetup.exe
( NOTE - "path/to" is the location of the Packet tracer setup file )
You don't. Packet Tracer doesn't support pipes.
how to unlock the config tab in packet tracer
The default installation location for Cisco Packet Tracer varies depending on the operating system. On Windows, it is typically installed in C:\Program Files\Cisco Packet Tracer <version> or C:\Program Files (x86)\Cisco Packet Tracer <version>. For macOS, it is usually found in the /Applications/Cisco Packet Tracer <version> directory. Users can always check their system settings or installation preferences for the exact location.
The Cisco packet tracer works by allowing students to work out different problems. While letting the students to work them out with a vast ability of using many networks at their fingertips.
I'm not sure there are any more .pka files other than the Cisco Packet Tracer files, but you would need to have that app to use the file. Packet tracer is a network simulator for students in the Cisco Networking Academy.
Try "cisco" I'm not 100% certain though.
The password is assigned by the instructor who created the activity.
in global configuration mode type this clock rate 64000 and hit enter
go to esp.4shared.com and you will see a cisco shares folder in it is a folder for network simulators from there you can select the simulator you need.
Current version of Packet Tracer is 5.3. A lot of new features (BGP, IP telephony, ...) have been added by Cisco to cover about every CCNA topic. Get download links, free labs and video tutorials on related link.
Current version of Packet Tracer is 5.3. A lot of new features (BGP, IP telephony, ...) have been added by Cisco to cover about every CCNA topic. Get download links, free labs and video tutorials on related link.
When prompted for a password, enter one of the following: discovery1 discovery2 discovery3 discovery4 PT_user! (used for Exploration)