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In this video I'm going to show you how to download and install Cisco Packet Tracer on a laptop
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in this example I've got a Windows 10 laptop which I'm controlling from my Mac.
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That just makes it easier to do the recordings but I'm going to show you how to download and install
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Cisco Packet Tracer on this laptop.
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Now why would you want to use Cisco Packet Tracer Cisco Packet Tracer is firstly free you can download
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it by simply registering for a course on Cisco's website.
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You don't have to pay for the course you don't actually have to take the course.
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You simply need to register on Cisco's website and then you'll be able to download Cisco Packet Tracer
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for free.
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So it's free software that you can run on your laptop it allows you to simulate quite complex Cisco
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typologies these days so you can run cisco rotors and switches you can run servers you can run pieces
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you can create fairly complex typologies if you studying for your CCMA as an example Cisco Packet Tracer
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is enough to pass the CCMA.
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It's not perfect.
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It's a simulator rather than an emulator so it doesn't fully simulate the Cisco IAW but it has enough
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in it to give you a good foundation in networking and a good understanding of the topics for the CCMA
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exam.
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So if you're new to networking if you're new to Cisco I'd recommend that you start with Cisco packet
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tracer and then later on you can look at technologies or applications such as Gen S3 Cisco viral and
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even G.
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Okay.
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Without further ado let me show you how to build a packet tracer lab.
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So the first thing I'm going to do is simply search for Cisco packet tracer and Google first it is the
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Cisco Networking Academy.
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Now they've recently changed the logging process on the Cisco network Academy Web site.
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In the past you had a dedicated email address for this Web site.
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Now which users you have Cisco dot com log in and we're told that here to log in if you have an existing
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Cisco dot com account use that email and password to log in if not to use your network card email and
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password to log in.
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Now if you don't have an account scroll down and click enrol to download packet tracer.
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This course is an introduction to Cisco Packet Tracer.
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It's a good course but you don't have to go through it.
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It's 10 hours in length.
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It is free.
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But again you don't have to go through it if you don't want to go to sign up today and select English
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as your language and then put in your details such as your first name your last name and your email
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address.
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This email address has to be valid because they will email you a link which you have to click on to
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complete the enrollment process.
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So we told that we need to check our e-mail and click on the Get Started link to access your account.
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Okay.
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So here's my email from the Cisco Networking Academy I'm going to click activate account you now need
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to fill in your details.
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Now one of the pieces of advice that I'll give you is if you don't work for a company set the company
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name to self as in self-employed.
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So specify your country specify your password decide whether you want to get email notifications or
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not put the capture information in and then click register.
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Now you can sign in with your email address specify your password and click sign in.
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Now we're told that they were excited to have us join them.
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But we need to fill in some more details.
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So as an example specify your agenda specify your state specify how many years of experience you have
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in I.T. or networking specify if you have a disability specify your birth date so they ask for quite
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a bit of information here specify your race if you want to.
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I'm going to choose not to disclose that specify whether you've served in the military and click Create
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Account.
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OK so now that you've done that you can launch the course if you want to.
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I'm not going to do that.
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I'm going to go to resources download packet tracer and what I'm going to do is download the 64 bit
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version of packet tracer.
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This is version 7 dot to dot too.
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They also have a linux version and a Mac OS version but I'm gonna download the 64 bit Windows version.
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As you can see here it's downloading Okay so the file is downloaded here it is Packet Tracer 7 2 2 164
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setup to install it.
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So fairly simple process I'm going to double click on the application click install any way click yes
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to allow this app to make changes to my device you need to accept the license agreement so read through
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the license agreement and accept it if you want install the software and click.
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Next I'm going to mainly stay with a default share to keep it simple as possible so I'm going to use
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the default installation directory click Next I'm going to leave for the start menu folder after the
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default click Next I'm going to allow the software to create a desktop shortcut and click next and then
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I'm going to click install.
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So fairly basic installation.
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Similar to lots of other applications that you would install on a Windows computer.
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The software is installed and I'm now told that for Packet Tracer skills based assessment to use this
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version of Packet Tracer.
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Please close all web browsers or start your computer when I click Okay shut my web browser and click
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finish.
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I'm told that I'm running Packet Tracer for the first time so files will be saved here.
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I can change that later but I'm going to click Okay.
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Packet traces now started and now I can log in with the same credentials that I use on Cisco's Web site
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or on the net a cad Web site so I'll specify my username I'll specify my password and click sign in.
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Now the firewall is blocking some features so I'm when to click allow access for private networks and
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there you go packet tracer has now installed on my Windows computer.
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I downloaded it and installed it but now let's bolt some typologies Packet Tracer supports many devices
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such as rudders switches hubs wireless devices and others.
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He has a router so I'll click on the rotor and then click on the workspace area.
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I'll select another router added to the topology.
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Select a switch.
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Let's take a modern switch such as a 36 50 and drop that into the topology I'll select connections there
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various types of connections such as straight through cables crossover cables fiber cables and so forth.
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But I'm going to select straight through select the first Ethernet connection on my router selected
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the first Ethernet connection on my switch I'll select straight through cable again select to the second
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interface on the switch select to the first gigabit interface on the rider and I'll zoom in here to
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make it easier to see what's going on.
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There are a lot of options available and packet traces are under options preferences I can select this
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option always show port labels in a logical workspace so I can now see the interface labels in my topology
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what I also want to change is the font because this is probably going to be too small for me so I'm
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going to set the C Alai font to 18 and click apply and then close the stone you can move devices around
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in your topology you could rename them Sol rename this as root a one I'll rename this as root it too
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I'll rename this switch one if you don't like the way these interface labels are set up simply go to
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options.
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Preferences once again and then uncheck this option and then you can manually add your interface labels.
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You can also hide the rudder type by going to options preferences and on selecting this option show
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device model labels.
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But I want to keep device name labels so that I know the device names in my topology.
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I'll go back and display port labels for the moment.
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You can remove those and then manually add interface labels so you may prefer doing it this way where
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you can control where the interface labels go so I'll do that just to make the topology nicer so something
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like that
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they're basically a lot of options here that you can use depending on your preferences.
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So there you go there's my topology but I'm going to do on Route 1.
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He's going to see a fly now I've set the font quite big but notice Rodda has booted and I can now access
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a router.
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If you're not used to Cisco This is known as user prompt or user mode.
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When I use question mark here various commands are displayed in Able is how I get to privilege mode
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or enable mode I can type a few characters and then press tab.
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Question mark shows me other options but I'm simply going to type enable here.
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This gives me other commands that I can use in this mode.
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I'm going to type conf T which is basically configure terminal for short I use tab there to order complete
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commands I can change the name of the rider and actually this is right too.
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I'll set the hostname to rider to back in my topology.
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This interface is connected to the switch but to make it more logical let's start with the rider one
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so rider 1 CLIA make that bigger.
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I don't want to enter the initial configuration dialog so I'm going to say no and press Enter to get
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started type E N tab enter that takes me to privilege mode C O N F as in configure tab t tab enter takes
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me to global config mode on the rider I can now set a hostname.
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So this is a true s.t..
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Tab are 1 change the hostname while the rider other commands exist in this mode.
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So question mark will show me the commands available to me.
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Now this rider has this interface which connects it to the switch so on rider 1 I can go on to interface
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gigabit and I'm pressing tab here to order complete 0 0 0.
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No shutdown enables the interface by default rider interfaces are shut down.
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IP address allows me to configure an IP address on the rider and I'll configure it with this IP address
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so I've configured the rider with an IP address of 10 1 1 1 subnet mask 2 5 5 2 4 5 2 4 5 0 and takes
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me back to privilege mode or enable mode and I should be able to ping myself on that interface.
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At the moment it's not working because notice these interfaces are down the switch by default is powered
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off so in this case I need to take a power module and add it to the switch to essentially power on the
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switch and here you can see the switches now booting up.
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So once the switch is fully booted the interfaces will go green.
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You can see this is green on this side orange over here.
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This side is still red because I haven't no shut the interface on right to switch interfaces by default
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come up right interfaces by default are shut down so you have to enable them.
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So on the router CLIA on right of one I can see the interface came up.
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So the rudder can now ping itself but let's go to Rod too.
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And I know this is not going to look great but I'm going to make this smaller so that you can see what
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happens when I know shut the interface on the rudder.
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So on rudder to make that a bit bigger interface.
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So I a..
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Tab G.
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Tab so gigabyte 0 0 0.
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Notice please what happens when I type in no shut down.
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Interface went green.
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So I've enabled that interface ip address that I'll configure.
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He has 10 1 1 to mosque 2 5 5 2 4 5 2 4 5 0 hopefully right at 2.
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We'll be able to ping rider 1 once the interfaces have all gone green which they have.
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The reason why these interfaces were orange is because of spanning tree spanning trees a way to stop
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loops in a ethernet network.
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And in this case it took a while for spanning tree to converge.
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In other words make sure that everything was good.
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So I've successfully bolted topology using packet tracer
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and I've successfully sent traffic from one router to another router through a switch in packet tracer.
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Last thing to do is save the configuration and you can do that by typing copy running conflict startup
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config and saving it or you can use an old command w r which is right.
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So basically writing the configuration.
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So I've now bolted topology and packet trace so when I closed packet tracer I'm told that my changes
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will be lost.
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Do I want to save them.
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And the answer is yes.
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So I'm going to save this as my first packet tracer lab and click safe.
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And there you go.
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Start packing trays up once again go to file open recent files select my packet tracer lab and I've
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been able to restore my packet tracer lab that I saved previously if I look at the CLIA of Route One
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we should notice that it has an IP address as previously configured show run allows me to see the running
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config of the rider and what you'll notice is that IP address is configured on gigabit 0 0 0 and now
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that the links have gone green I should be able to ping rider to which I'm able to do this first ping
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times out because the rider has to opt for the Mac address of the other rider so that's normal behavior.
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Okay so there you go.
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I've shown you how to download install and use Cisco packet tracer great software it's free helps your
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lot with labs especially if you're studying for your CCMA exam.
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